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There is much excellent care but the variation in the quality and safety of care in England is too wide and is unacceptable Safe services

Jane Harris, Campaigns Director at Leonard Cheshire “The Care Quality Commission is right to highlight how much care varies around the country. People should expect

Academics at Brunel University London say the Government’s new draft guidance on the Care Act 2014 contradicts its own aims to give patients control of

At the LaingBuisson Independent Healthcare Awards 2014 in October, Mount Ephraim House in Tunbridge Wells, one of Greensleeves Homes Trust 17 care homes, received a

New research which explores the importance of having the right relationships, behaviours and environment to deliver better value of care in the NHS has been

Seven new ‘ambassadors’ are to begin spreading the word about the importance of diagnosing more patients with dementia in a bid to help improve patients’

Fears over government guidance on the Care Act 2014 have been voiced by UKIP health spokesman Louise Bours in the wake of an academic report.

Some of the UK’s finest chefs joined forces on 10 October to cook up a sumptuous menu for Keech Hospice’s ‘1 in 3’ dinner, raising

All Cabinet ministers are going to join the Prime Minister David Cameron in becoming Dementia Friends it was revealed today (Tuesday 14 October 2014) in

Independent Age and Barchester Healthcare are thrilled to announce that one of Britain’s most accomplished journalists, John Sergeant, is to host the Older People in

People from across the country who are supported by CMG, a leading provider of learning disability care, came together in Croydon to mark Black History

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) today publishes a consultation about the fees that it proposes to charge registered providers in 2015/16. The fees paid by

Care homes across England should empower and support residents to make decisions about their own medicines, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)