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Millions handed out in compensation to teachers for abuse
16/04/2019Read moreUK teachers were awarded millions of pounds in compensation from schools last year after suffering "appalling treatment", a union has claimed.
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Calla presentation from the Improving Patient Safety Conference
28/03/2019Read moreBody cameras are making a positive difference to NHS Trusts across the country by improving patient safety and care through deescalating aggression and capturing incidents to help with learning.
Watch Richard Hattam from Calla present at the Improving Patient Safety & Care Conference 2019.
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Hospital staff facing violence, abuse and harrassment at work
08/02/2019Read moreDozens of NHS staff were injured as the number of physical assaults on staff at Leeds city’s hospitals rose by 25 per cent last year.
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Going to the Bett Show?
21/01/2019Read moreThe Bett Tradeshow is the best place to come together to celebrate, find inspiration and discuss the future of education, as well as the role technology and innovation plays in enabling all educators and learners to thrive.
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NHS leaders have said they “expect” to increase investment in body cameras as part of efforts to retain nurses and other current health service staff
10/01/2019Read moreThe NHS Long Term Plan, revealed recently by the government arms’-length body NHS England, sets out health service leaders’ future priorities and ambitions for the NHS for the next decade.
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NHFT named Trust of the Year at the 2018 HSJ Awards
23/11/2018Read moreNorthamptonshire Healthcare Foundation Trust (NHFT) have been named Trust of the Year at the largest and most prestigious health awards in the country, and it is a real honour and achievement for the Trust to be recognised on this national level.
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NHS bosses need to address 'alarming' bullying of hospital staff
17/09/2018Read moreThe Independent has reported that abuse and harassment is taking place “every day” within the NHS – with ethnic minority staff in the firing line far more than their white colleagues.
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Tougher sentences imminent for emergency staff attacks
13/09/2018Read moreMaximum prison terms for people found guilty of common assault against emergency workers are to double from six months to a year.
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Body Cameras For Teachers
04/09/2018Read moreDeputy Head of Service, Stacie Smith told us they wanted something that showed parents exactly how their child behaved in order to get their backing to address the issue and make a positive difference. The school already had CCTV in the corridors, but a lot of the behaviour was verbal which is not picked up by CCTV.
