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The Health Select Committee has reviewed the state of end of life care since the independent review of the Liverpool Care Pathway, chaired by Baroness

Four Seasons’ Howdon Care Centre will be opening its doors to the local community on 20th March for the launch of its new dementia café,

The Fremantle Trust, a local charity and provider of care for older people and adults with a learning disability, won the ‘Best employer support for

  The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) have today published a policy paper, “Distinctive, Valued, Personal – Why Social Care Matters: The Next Five

Leading charity, UK government and pharmaceutical companies join forces to invest in pioneering research Alzheimer’s Research UK, the UK’s leading dementia research charity, is to

Following the recent publication by BIS, Skills for Health is pleased to announce that new Apprenticeship Standards for Healthcare Support Workers and Assistant Practitioners have

Stockton-on-Tees care home holds a dedicated day for chocolate lovers Residents at a Stockton-on-Tees care home enjoyed a special sweet treat earlier this month; taking

Acute hospitals will need to play a fundamentally different role within local health economies if the vision described in the NHS five year forward view

Leeds City Council took home the coveted Winners of Winners trophy at the Skills for Care Accolades ceremony that honours the best employers in adult

1.1 million people face inadequate incomes even if they choose to annuitise. But this could rise to 1.4 million if all those with DC pensions

Team members and residents at care homes run by family-owned Colten Care have done their bit for Red Nose Day. Seven homes in Hampshire and

One of the UK’s largest care home providers, The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT), held a range of special events for residents to

Social carers are only UK workers motivated primarily by factors other than salary Even teachers and nurses list competitive salary and benefits as the top

Home care providers and commissioners should ensure services support the aspirations, goals and priorities of each person using services, rather than providing “one size fits