It’s Time To End The Hospice Funding Crisis Says Sue Ryder
Sue Ryder, provider of specialist palliative care in England, is calling on the Government to commit to more sustainable funding for the hospice care sector
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Delight As All Residents At Ixworth Care Home Are Fully Vaccinated
Residents and staff at an Ixworth care home are delighted as they have received both doses of their COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Pubby Mcpubface? New Cheshire Care Home Asks Public To Decide The Name Of Its In-House Pub
A Cheshire care home has teamed up with a local brewery to launch a competition for the general public to name its new in-house gastropub
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Crewe Care Home Worker Wins Regional Award
The Clinical Lead at HC-One’s Hollymere House care home, in Haslington, has won a regional award for her dedication to her role, having worked
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Devizes Residents Video Chat With Children From Local School
Residents at HC-One’s Market Lavington care home, in Wiltshire, have had the opportunity of building up relationships with the local junior school through video calls this week.
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Politicians And Leaders Call For Urgent Action On Older People’s Housing And Care
Cross-party group of MPs and Peers have joined forces with leaders from academia, finance, local politics, and housing to call for urgent Government
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World Piano Day Is Music To The Ears Of Dorset Care Home Residents
Talented care home residents in Dorset took to the keyboard to show off their musical skills on World Piano Day ( 29 March 2021).
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Technology-Enabled Care Should Be Central To Good Care – And The Social Care White Paper
The use of technology to support care has increased rapidly during the coronavirus pandemic – a trend that the National Care Forum (NCF) wants to encourage
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Infections Fall By 62% In Care Home Residents Five Weeks After First Jab Reveals Study
Coronavirus infections in care home residents fell by 62% from five weeks after they received their first vaccine dose, Government-funded research has revealed.
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Care England Joins New Centre To Research Adult Social Care
Care England will be partnering with the University of Birmingham, as part of a broader consortium of key stakeholders from across the four nations of the UK
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Pints Of Guinness All Round For Graveshead Care Home St Patricks Day Celebration
In true Irish spirit, residents of Edward Moore House Residential Care Home in Gravesend enjoyed a pint of Guinness to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.
Read more...Social Care Needs A ‘1948 Moment’ To Secure Its Future
Immediate action is needed on social care as part of a new long-term plan in the spirit of the post-war reforms, if we are to build back better from the pandemic
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Autonomy Project Survey Explores Human Rights In Care Homes
A close up of an elderly man’s hands. He is holding a ball in one hand and the hand of a younger care worker is resting on his wrist
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Public Reminded They Must Stay Outside When Meeting Others To Reduce The Spread Of Covid-19
From today, groups of 6 people, or two households, are allowed to meet outside
Scientists and medics are urging the public not to be tempted to meet indoors as the risk of spreading the virus is significantly higher inside
New Office For Health Promotion To Drive Improvement Of Nation’s Health
The new Office for Health Promotion will lead national efforts to improve and level up the health of the nation by tackling obesity, improving mental health and promoting physical activity.
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