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The future of care for older adults may lie in the hands of robots, not people. By 2016 there will be 16 million robots deployed

Over 70 customers from nearly 20 sheltered accommodation schemes, extra care schemes and who receive care in their own home celebrated creating their own art

Claire Surr is set to host her professorial inaugural lecture as Professor of Dementia Studies at Leeds Beckett University, where she will highlight the changing

A YOUTH initiative from Hartlepool took elderly care home residents back to 1940s Britain with a reminiscence event. The volunteers arrived in 1940s military uniform,

There has been a 20% leap in the numbers of Health and Social Care Apprenticeships to 84,300 up from 70,080 the year before. The provisional

A determination to ensure front line staff get better co-production and recognition for their dedicated work and praise for the CQC, marked ADASS President Ray

The New Deanery and St Mary’s Court residential care homes in Braintree have been named as finalists at both The National Care Awards 2015 and

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has today (Tuesday 20 October) launched recommendations on approaches in mid-life to delay or prevent the

For every £1 spent on programmes to keep people healthy, almost double could be saved for the public purse within five years, LGA analysis for

The Health Secretary has called for Britain to follow Italy, where it is common for elderly parents to move in with their children rather than

Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner discovered how the Alzheimer’s Research UK Stem Cell Research Centre is playing a key role in the fight against dementia when

Football legends Lou Macari, former star of Manchester United, Celtic and Scotland, and Alex Williams MBE, former Manchester City goalkeeper, took part in a special

Mary Clarke, CEO, Cognisco, a company that specialises in the mitigation of people risks in organisations, responds to the report from The Care Quality Commission

Local government leaders and directors of adult social care have warned that the ability of councils to provide dignified care for people in old age

This week (12 October) we published a refresher of our publication ‘Committed to Quality’. The paper covers the Care Act vision of transformed services, challenges faced