Inquests, Care Home Residents, and Medical Negligence:
The Limits on the Application of the Positive Duty to Protect Life Under Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights
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Author: News
Caring For Mental Health During A Crisis and Beyond
By Autism Wessex CEO, Siún Cranny
COVID-19 has put a huge strain on every care facility in the UK, and internationally. The most vulnerable people in our communities are facing an unprecedented risk to their wellbeing, and those caring for them are in the limbo of the unknown.
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Safeguarding Your Services During the COVID-19 Crisis
By Lionel Stride, barrister in the clinical negligence team at Temple Garden Chambers (with assistance from Philip Matthews, paralegal)
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Care Homes Facing Long-Term Funding Crisis Need To Act Now
The high number of deaths in care homes, combined with the reluctance of families to place elderly residents in care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, means that many in the sector are now facing considerable financial distress.
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North Yorkshire Care Home Celebrates Community With Lockdown Artwork
The orangery wall at The Hall care home in Thornton-le-Dale has been decorated with a new community painting thanks to help from a local artist.
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Kick In The Teeth For Care Home Covid Heroes In Wales
Social care providers in Wales have called low pay for carers and nurses a “national disgrace” following public sector pay rises in other areas.
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Support Worker Celebrates Milestone Anniversary At Charity
A support worker from Barnston has shared her pride at marking 25 years of supporting people with learning disabilities to live the best life possible.
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Cambridgeshire Care Group’s Head Of Rehab & Nursing Commended After Completing Master’s – A Rarity In Social Care
The head of rehabilitation and nursing at a Cambridgeshire care group has received certification of the completion of her Master’s degree – a rare level of achievement reached in the social care sector.
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Worthing Veterans Sing Down Memory Lane
Residents of Care for Veterans (formerly The Queen Alexandra Hospital Home), based in Worthing, were treated to a trip down memory lane and an afternoon of entertainment as part of a special concert series organised by The Not Forgotten on Thursday 23rd July.
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New Research Reveals The Barriers And Benefits To Technology Use Experienced By Social Care Providers During Covid-19
New research has been published revealing the latest data and information on how social care providers have been using technology during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The Carer’s Newest Unsung Hero Is…
…Helen Miller, activities coordinator at Beechwood Care Home in Wishaw in Scotland
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Managing Health and Safety of Staff in Care Homes
By Debbie Coyne, Employment Law Senior Associate at Aaron & Partners
These unprecedented times have created new and complex challenges for care homes.
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Reading and Audiobooks May Reduce Loneliness in Care Homes
by Dr Deborah Lee, Dr Fox Online Pharmacy
Life in a care home can be very lonely. Even before COVID-19, 60% of care home residents had no regular visitors. Age UK had reported that 200,000
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Brunelcare Resident Turns 106-Years-Old
Dora Banfield, a resident at Brunelcare’s Deerhurst Care Home located in Speedwell, turned 106-years-old at the beginning of July. Dora has been a resident with Brunelcare for two-years and celebrated her milestone with an outdoor garden visit from her daughter, Mary.
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Care Providers Should Encourage Staff And Service Users To Apply To Eu Settlement Scheme
Most EU citizens need to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) to ensure they are able to continue to live, work and access funding and services in the UK after 30 June 2021. EU citizens are important to care providers both as staff and clients.
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