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By 2027, a quarter of the world’s largest companies will actively hire people with neurodivergent abilities Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way we work, opening up new opportunities and requiring increasingly specialised…

Health, Nursing Up Report. De Palma: "£1500 per week from the UK, up to €2900 per month from the Netherlands! European countries are upping the ante with their own economic proposals and are targeting Italian nurses, the most specialized…

An Evolving Landscape of Healthcare Professions The healthcare sector is constantly evolving, and along with it, the professional needs. In 2024, some healthcare roles are emerging as particularly in demand, reflecting the changing…

A Look at Current Trends in Medical Specialization The field of medicine is constantly evolving, and with it, the need for specialization. In 2024, some medical specializations have stood out for their demand in the healthcare sector.…

Why Every Company Should Invest in First Aid Training The Importance of BLS in the Workplace In the workplace context, employee safety is a fundamental priority. A crucial aspect of this safety is Basic Life Support (BLS) training. These…

Public Competition at the National Fire Service: An Opportunity for Logistics-Management Inspectors The National Fire Department is one of the most fundamental bodies for the safety and well-being of our country. In addition to…

In the UK, the army has been drafted in to support ambulance crews, in an attempt to fill staffing shortages and to 'give a breather' ahead of the flu season

Tecnicar has chosen Emergency Expo: the company of Caronno Pertusella (Varese, Italy), specialized in the fitting out of vans for special purposes, is present in the online exhibition created by Roberts

Nursing is one of the most noble professions in Nigeria, with myriads of amazing  prospects for nurses in clinical practice, education, research, entrepreneurship, and administration.

The International Council of Nurses’ latest analysis shows that the number of nurses who have died after contracting COVID-19 is 1,500, up from 1,097 in August. The figure, which includes nurses from only 44 of the world’s 195 countries, is…