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A new speech pathology course at CDU is addressing the growing demand for speech pathologists in the Northern Territory.A new speech pathology course at...

THE Friends of the Yeatman Hospital have been thanked for a £4,000 donation to the Sherborne hospital’s Adult Speech and Language Therapy Service. Natalie Pitman, the team leader in the department, said the funds will make a ‘big difference’ to patients. It will be spent on various things including new flooring, computer equipment, blinds and seating. Chairman of the Friends David Hayes said: “Natalie’s letter expresses more than gratitude, her summary of benefits our funds provides is a tonic for all of my fellow Trustees and all of the Friends of the Yeatman.”

Workers Revolutionary Party Speech and Language Therapy nurses demonstrate for a pay rise – specialist care staff can transform lives says the RCN In 3 years NHS learning disability nurse numbers increase by only 22! ‘Lives are being put at risk’ – RCN warns The lives of learning disability patients are being put at risk because the number of specialist nurses caring for them has flatlined, the Royal College of Nursing warned. The number of learning disability nurses in England has risen by just 22 in the last three years, despite numerous warnings from exp...

Answers sought over sign-off delay for Birr primary care centre Reporter: ');  '); Independent TD for Laois Offaly Carol Nolan has expressed her growing frustration at the pace of HSE approval for the construction of the new Primary Care Centre on the greenfield site on the Eastern Side of Birr Outdoor Education Centre. Deputy Nolan was speaking after the HSE confirmed to her that “the current position remains unchanged at this time in that “we require both PRG & Board approval before we can issue a Letter of Intent to successful bidder/developer.” “This situation simply cannot and...

Campus cafes and bars have also reopened for indoor service. Stock image of students Currently, around three quarters of students in halls of residence are currently on campus. The UoR is unsure how many students are back in their private accommodation but they estimate that about 75 per cent of students are now in Reading. In order to keep students and staff safe, there are measures in place for people to follow on campus. Face coverings must be worn inside buildings and communal spaces like in cafes, bars and the library. One-way systems are also in place in buildings with soci...