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A major review of dementia care by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) says the unacceptable gap in the quality of care means it is likely

A growing generation of older men is facing a future of increased isolation. Meanwhile, the number of older men aged 65+ living alone is projected

There were beaming faces and belly laughs galore across Sanctuary Care’s homes when residents enjoyed interactive performances steeped in nostalgia During October residents at 12

The NHS needs to make better use of digital technology in providing mental health treatment and care, says a new report from the NHS Confederation’s

Residents at care homes across the North East have enjoyed a series of arts-led activities as part of BOLD Festival this autumn to celebrate the

Dancing fans Charles Lordan and Coral Evans from Anchor’s Rose court care home have won a place in Anchor’s Strictly Dancing competition national grand final

England’s Chief Inspector of Hospitals, Professor Sir Mike Richards, has published his report on a focussed inspection at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust. The Care

Mental Health Netowrk responds to Jeremy Hunt announcement  to achieve real equality between mental and physical health Rebecca Cotton, director of policy for the Mental

This year’s Safety in Care Awards celebrated best practice in safety and health within care services. Winners collected their awards in the prestigious setting of

For care providers in the South West it’s almost time for your annual event, Care Roadshow Bristol, to come to town. Bringing a variety of

Commenting on the Care Quality Commission’s new inspection regime for care Saga’s Dr Richard Preece commented “Choosing care for a loved one is an incredibly

With the NHS facing unprecedented financial pressures, a new report from The King’s Fund warns that there are no quick fixes for hospitals at risk

Following extensive joint development, consultation and testing over the past 18 months, CQC have issued handbooks, which will help care providers to understand how they

PLANS to introduce minimum waiting times for those suffering from mental health issues have been welcomed by the UK’s largest care and support provider. Home

With care very much on the agenda this week, Partnership reveals that the vast majority of over-65s have not spoken to their families about the