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An official workbook to support the launch of the Care Certificate this March has been developed by Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance (HABC) after it

Shepherd’s Corner in Croydon has been praised by the Care Quality Commission for the quality of its care. The care home was graded as ‘Good’

Lancet: A 2 year multidomain intervention of diet, exercise, cognitive training, and vascular risk monitoring versus control to prevent cognitive decline in at-risk elderly people

The Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution’s (RMBI) care home Ecclesholme in Manchester has won an award for the work they do to support students in the

Seventeen year old Stella Wharmby from Francis Holland School, Sloane Square, London has been crowned a winner of the ESRC’s 2015 photographic competition ‘Changing World’.

A letter from David Cameron has given the cook at the Woodlands Park care centre in Great Missenden hope that she may still get to

A card from the Queen topped the celebrations at a Lancashire care home as resident Margaret Dawson marked her platinum wedding anniversary. Margaret, 88, of

NICE are now consulting on the first draft guideline which has been developed by the NICE Collaborating Centre for Social Care (NCCSC). It focuses on older people receiving

New figures released by Age UK reveal a ‘double whammy’ of cuts to social care and health services that support older people in the community,

Healthcare Homes, provider of high quality residential homes located throughout East Anglia, is preparing to celebrate World Poetry Day, by launching a compilation of original poems

Over 400 of the country’s leading dementia researchers will hear from University of Manchester PhD student Robert Andrew today (Tue 10 March), as he shares

Radio request shows specially produced for residents of five care homes have begun under a partnership between Colten Care and New Forest Hospital Radio. The

The role of Admiral Nurses in care homes has a significant impact on the care and support offered to care home residents living with a

NHS England and the Local Government Association today name the first eight sites that will, for the first time, blend comprehensive health and social care