Exercise Trial Shows Benefits In Women With Early Memory Problems
A six-month trial in women with early memory problems has shown that aerobic training can increase the size of the hippocampus – an area of
Read more...A six-month trial in women with early memory problems has shown that aerobic training can increase the size of the hippocampus – an area of
Read more...The College of Social Work has launched several documents outlining the moral and financial case for investing in adult social work. With the current population
Read more...To help meet the challenges of the growing social care sector, the Skills Academy has launched its Graduate Internship Programme to run alongside the established
Read more...Following discussions, Skills for Care and the National Skills Academy for Social Care have agreed, in principle and subject to contract, to merge their organisations.
Read more...Barchester Healthcare, a major UK care provider, believe that maintaining independence and continuing with leisure activities is one of the things people value most as
Read more...Fearless four take on reverse bungee in aid of children’s hospital Dare-devil staff at a local care home are buckling up to take on a
Read more...Investigations into abuses at Winterbourne View Hospital and Mind’s Mental Health Crisis in Care: physical restraint in crisis showed that restrictive interventions have not always
Read more...A determined Dorset woman who suffered a stroke when she was just 19 has praised a Mudeford care home for raising more than £750 to
Read more...An £8.5 million care home purpose-built by Colten Care has opened in the heart of Lymington offering dedicated support for people living with dementia and
Read more...A luxury care home in Selby will be officially opened by HRH the Duke of Gloucester KG GCVO next week (Tuesday April 15th). The Duke
Read more...The Department of Health has published a consultation on a new legal duty that means health and social care organisations registered with CQC will have
Read more...People who need help to move around their home, to communicate with family and friends or take part in their community will risk losing local
Read more...The latest report from the Falls and Fragility Fracture Programme (FFFAP) National Hip Fracture Database (NHFD) shows that just over half of patients are receiving
Read more...The Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation presented a cheque for £1 million to Alzheimer’s Research UK on 25 March, bringing its total fundraising efforts to £3.1
Read more...Skills for Care and Skills for Health have released ‘A positive and proactive workforce – A guide to workforce development for commissioners and employers seeking
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