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As Britain’s ageing population grows older, with  many of us increasingly facing the prospect of dying alone, one of the UK’s leading hospices, Somerset-based St Margaret’s,

Plans to transform services for people with learning disabilities and or autism with behaviour that challenges have been welcomed by one of the UK’s leading

The King’s Fund recently published its 17th Quarterly Monitoring report on NHS performance. The report confirms the detrimental impact that underfunding of social care is

The provisional numbers from the Government’s Statistical First Release for 2014/15 also revealed that the numbers of Care Leadership and Management Higher Apprenticeships had more

The Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt has outlined new plans for a ratings system for local NHS services including dementia, diabetes, cancer, and mental health. The

Oxford University’s top rugby talent visited Agnes Court care home in Banbury, Oxfordshire on Saturday to meet some of the disabled people the forthcoming Varsity

The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT) has launched construction for a brand-new, state-of-the-art care centre in Trowbridge, as the building’s foundation stone was

Reports of the Government’s latest announcement on the ongoing Carter Review on Operational Productivity in NHS Providers have sparked debate in the Care Sector. According to reports, Lord Carter suggests hospitals should

The Chief Nursing Officer for England has visited Northumbria University to meet with nursing students and lecturers and discuss the opportunities for nursing in the

Older women who report problems with their memory may be at a higher risk of being diagnosed with memory and thinking impairments (including dementia) decades

A creative national arts programme from one care home provider is helping to support residents and shine a light on inspiring individuals living in Sanctuary

As Britain’s ageing population grows older, with many of us increasingly facing the prospect of dying alone, one of the UK’s leading hospices, Somerset-based St Margaret’s,

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published a discussion paper that sets out some of the choices it faces in responding to changes to how