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ALT Chart showing how the number of internationally (non-EU/EEA) trained nurses and midwives has increased substantially since the Brexit referendum in 2016, peaking in 2023/24.
ALT Thea Stein and Jess Morley on stage at the Rapid Evaluation Conference.
ALT Graphic summarising what the QualityWatch dashboard includes: latest data, comparisons over time, and performance against targets. Explore the dashboard via the link in our post.
ALT Description of the scope of the CQC State of Care survey. Follow the link in our post for more details.
ALT Chart showing how the number of internationally (non-EU/EEA) trained nurses and midwives has increased substantially since the Brexit referendum in 2016, peaking in 2023/24.
ALT Photo from the back of the room during the plenary session at the Rapid Evaluation Conference.
ALT Chart showing how Black and minority ethnic staff are less likely to be appointed from shortlisting and more likely to enter a formal disciplinary process compared to their White peers.
ALT Chart showing the change in number of nurses by nursing type between 2015 and 2025. The number of learning disability nurses has fallen while the number of other types of nurse (adult, children's, community, and mental health) has grown.
ALT Chart showing the five most common reasons people in prison attend A&E. In descending order these are: injury; chest pain; abdominal pain; substance misuse; and seizure. Aside from abdominal pain, the share of each reason as a proportion of all reasons for attendance is greater for people in prison than for people in the general population.