Government Sets Out New Action To Tackle B1.617.2 Variant
The government has outlined new decisive actions to halt the spread of the B1.617.2 variant of concern first identified in India.
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Compulsory Vaccinations in the Care Sector and What the Implications Be for Care Providers and Their Staff
By Nathan Donaldson, employment solicitor at Keystone Law (www.keystonelaw.com) who has specialised in advising the care sector for more than 20 years
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Utilising Gamification To Improve Healthcare Training
By Michelle Gorringe, COO Newcross Healthcare (www.newcrosshealthcare.com)
If you use a smartphone, you might not know it but you’ve probably encountered something called gamification
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Covid -19 Vaccines Within the Care Sector: Can It Be No Jab No Job?
By David Bradley, Head of Employment at Ramsdens Solicitors (www.ramsdens.co.uk)
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How Reducing Interruptions Can Help Tackle Burnout Within The Care Sector
By Stephanie Vaughan-Jones, Head of Healthcare at leading outsourced communications provider, Moneypenny (www.moneypenny.com/uk)
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Why Pioneering New Research Could Be A Game Changer For Those Living With Dementia
By Jackie Pool, Dementia Care Champion, QCS (www.qcs.co.uk)
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Older People Badly Let Down By CQC Says R&RA
The Relatives & Residents Association (R&RA) has accused the CQC of “retreating to the side-lines” during the COVID-19 pandemic and has expressed continued disappointment
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‘No Jab No Job’ Social Care Consultation To Close
The Department of Health and Social Care consultation on making vaccination a condition of employment in care homes is to close on 21 May. Putting aside the moral and legal arguments about implementing
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‘Save Your Kisses For Us’, Care Home Residents Sing To Eurovision’s Nicky
Residents and staff at a Dorset care home found the perfect way to bid a fond farewell to a Eurovision Song Contest winner who worked with them during lockdown.
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Why is the Government Consulting on Compulsory Vaccinations in the Care Sector and What Will the Implications Be for Care Providers and Their Staff
By Nathan Donaldson, employment solicitor at Keystone Law (www.keystonelaw.com) who has specialised in advising the care sector for more than 20 years
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Lord Mayor Of Grantham Visits Care Home To Open Brand New Visitor’s Room
Elderly residents from a local care home in Grantham have received a very special visit from the Lord Mayor, Dean Ward.
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Care Provider’s High-Quality Approach To Training Recognised Nationally
A highly regarded competition to find some of the best employers in the country has demonstrated that Care UK is in the top three for the way it helps its team members to learn and develop their skills.
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Take Action For Dementia-Cure The Care System
For Dementia Action Week, Music for Dementia is joining the Alzheimer’s Society to take action to improve the lives of people affected by dementia.
Read more...Lack Of Social Care Reform Could ‘Destabilise’ Health Care
Local authority leaders have warned that the absence of a long-term, fully funded social care plan could destabilise other health and care reforms.
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Hythe Care Home Raises £585 To Help Save Village’s Ferry Service
A care home in Hythe, Hampshire has been helping a local campaign to save the village’s ferry service to Southampton, which has been badly affected by restrictions during the pandemic.
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