Government Urged To Curb The Rising Costs Of Clinical Negligence Claims
The government is being urged to curb the rising costs of clinical negligence claims against the health service. A coalition of organisations which represent the
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Alexandra Lodge Wins ‘Care Home Team Of The Year’ At LPZ Awards.
An event held at Trent Vineyard in Nottingham on Thursday 18 January saw Allan Mostyn, Partnership Manager at AYMES International present the Care Home Team
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In And Out Of Hospital – Red Cross Report Highlights Problem Of Readmissions
A Red Cross report warns of an ‘endless cycle of avoidable hospital readmissions,’ in which some frail, older or vulnerable people are sent home from hospital,
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Brain Stimulation Shows Promise For Alzheimer’s Disease In Early Trial
Scientists in the US have found that electrically stimulating regions of the brain in three people with Alzheimer’s disease was safe and appeared to show
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Chickens Dill And Rosemary At Bakewell Care Home
A DISABLED chicken named Dill and her sister Rosemary paid a visit to residents at a Bakewell care home. The pair belong to Wendy Watkins,
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Brexit Is Set To Make Recruitment More Difficult Says The Mental Health Network
One in 10 posts in specialist mental health services are vacant and Brexit is set to make recruitment more difficult, according to the Mental Health
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Surrey Choices Celebrates Supported Employment With Awards
Social care provider Surrey Choices held a celebratory awards event for businesses and its customers involved in its EmployAbility service this week. The ‘Making a Difference Awards’
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Elderly Share Fond Memories For Storytelling Week
A MONK, an army truck and a cruise were among the plotlines to elderly care home residents’ lives – shared for National Storytelling Week. The
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Disrupted Rest And Activity Patterns Could Be An Early Indicator Of Alzheimer’s
Scientists from the US have found a link between certain biological fingerprints thought to indicate early stages of Alzheimer’s and sleep disturbances. Their findings are
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Care Home Twitchers Take Part In Big Garden Birdwatch
ELDERLY Chester-le-Street twitchers have been monitoring their garden for flying visitors as part of the world’s biggest wildlife survey. Residents at Pelton Grange Care Home
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Guidance Launched For Nurses Considering Care Home Work
The Queens Nursing Institute (QNI) has launched a new educational resource for nurses who work or are considering working in the care home environment. The
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CQC Consults On Plans To Evolve Regulation Of Independent Healthcare Services In England
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is inviting people to give their views on plans to evolve its approach to regulating independent healthcare services in England
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NCF Welcomes The Health Committee’s Second Report Of Session 2017-19
The Health Committee calls on Health Education England to “Expand the Nursing Workforce at scale and pace”. The report recognises the challenges of there not
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Trial Of Curry Spice Component Suggests Memory Benefits
Scientists have found evidence that a component of the curry spice turmeric could hold benefits for the brains in healthy individuals over 50. The US
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Caroline Dinenage Confirmed As Government Minister Adult Social Care
Caroline Dinenage will be the minister of state overseeing adult social care, the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed. The decision to give
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