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NHS England has set out how it intends that reviews of care and treatment arrangements for people with learning disabilities are to be embedded across

US researchers have combined data from three longitudinal studies to reveal that a person’s ability to recognise their memory is failing drops in the two

Care workers from across the UK have been honoured at Shaw healthcare’s annual Shaw Star Awards. More than 180 people gathered at The Crowne Plaza

People who go on to develop dementia may begin to lose awareness of their memory problems two to three years before the diagnosis of the

There’s no time to wait, nominations close on 4th September! If you operate in the not-for-profit care and support sector, this is your last chance

Researchers in the United States have conducted two clinical trials to assess the benefit of nutritional supplements and exercise on memory and thinking skills. The

Singing, dancing and an abundance of summer party food from apetito were among the treats for residents at The Salvation Army’s Youell Court care home,

Residents and staff at Tegfield House, residential care home in Winchester, were honoured to be approached and then chosen by two groups from The National

An independent commission formed to drive improvements in urgent and emergency care for older people has begun a series of visits to discover more about

Skills for Care, home of the National Skills Academy for Social Care, is seeking graduates of any subject to join the National Graduate Management Training Scheme.

The Mental Health Network has responded to figures reported by Labour (obtained through Freedom of Information requests) about clinical commissioning groups’ spending on mental health.