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A gentle giant bid a fond farewell to residents at a Sanctuary Care home in Worcester recently, with a final goodbye before his retirement. Pets

Only roles in technology and social care have been more immune to economic volatility than nursing The aggregate wage bill has risen 23% in real

The British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey for 2015 reports a five percentage point fall in satisfaction with the National Health Service compared to 2014, data

The University of Derby’s Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) titled ‘Bridging the Dementia Divide’ is back by popular demand after the University received high levels

• Over half (51%) of homecare agencies in the UK provide a bad or poor quality service according to reviewers • One in four care

Award-winning care provider, Hallmark Care Homes has granted a residents’ Christmas wish to see his old flame by organising a reunion at the care home

A CYCLING marathon is taking place this week at a Stockton-on-Tees care home in support of the British Heart Foundation’s Wear it Beat it campaign.

Community and Social Care Minister Alistair Burt has told MPs that the Government does not support the call for an independent Commission on the NHS

Ultimate responsibility for devolved healthcare services will remain with the health secretary, new laws will ensure. The Cities and Local Government Devolution Act 2016, which

A DORSET care home has been praised for its “fantastic” efforts after raising more than £1,000 for the Royal British Legion (RBL). Colten Care’s Avon

A BARNSLEY care home resident has been treated to a reading of his autobiography by primary school pupils during National Storytelling Week.  84-year-old Ron Lindsey

A graffiti artist has been commissioned to create a ‘memory wall’ in a Camden care home, showcasing in spray paint the memories of an older

Residents, staff and family carers at Lyndhurst Care Home, Hartwood House, celebrated Dignity Action Day in style with a Dignity tree planting ceremony recently. Home