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Health trust chiefs plead with governments for funds to deliver services - Vimarsana News

Health trust chiefs plead with governments for funds to deliver services

The leaders of the five trusts in Northern Ireland told the Stormont Health Committee of the pressure on resources.

Health trust chiefs plead with governments for funds to deliver services - Vimarsana News

Health trust chiefs plead with governments for funds to deliver services

The leaders of the five trusts in Northern Ireland told the Stormont Health Committee of the pressure on resources.

Appalachia Is Facing An Unprecedented Teacher Shortage—What Some Coal Communities Are Doing To Entice More Teachers To Stay - Vimarsana News

Appalachia Is Facing An Unprecedented Teacher Shortage—What Some Coal Communities Are Doing To Entice More Teachers To Stay

Schools are facing unprecedented staff shortages – here in Appalachia and across the country. In this week’s episode of Inside Appalachia, we’ll hear what teachers and schools are up against, and what solutions could help keep more educators from burning out.

Nurse leader warns that further redeployment of staff two years into pandemic could have 'dire consequences' - Vimarsana News

Nurse leader warns that further redeployment of staff two years into pandemic could have 'dire consequences'

A NURSING leader has warned that further reployment of the frontline amid soaring absence rates is leaving staff "struggling" to look after patients safely.

Coronavirus: Warning over hospital services to manage peak - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus: Warning over hospital services to manage peak

The huge demand is made more challenging as staff sickness levels remain high, the Belfast Trust says.

Source: bbc.co.uk