Study In Mice Suggests Potential Future Treatment For Alzheimer’s
Researchers at Yale School of Medicine in the US have discovered a new experimental drug which could potentially be investigated as a treatment for Alzheimer’s…
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Care Homes Choose Arts And Crafts To Mark WW1 Centenary
Care home residents in Lymington have turned to arts and crafts to mark the centenary of the start of the First World War. Members of…
Read more...Care Homes Remember World War One
Community Integrated Care’s care homes across the country have marked the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War, hosting a series of…
Read more...Newcastle Care Home Joined By Mayor For Community Summer Fayre
Residents and staff at Wordsworth House care home were joined by special guest, The Lord Mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne, Councillor George Pattison, for a fun…
Read more...Care Act Consultation: Two Weeks Left To Comment
Jon Rouse, Director General for social care, local government and care partnerships, outlines the need for people to give their views on the Care Act….
Read more...Mock Trial Offers Care Professionals A Unique Insight Into Court Room Practices
Delegates from across the care sector will have the opportunity to experience a real life scenario played out in a famous court room as part…
Read more...High Blood Pressure In Midlife Linked To Cognitive Decline In Later Life
A new study has suggested that high blood pressure in midlife could predict cognitive decline in later life. The study, which followed thousands of people…
Read more...Care England Are Pleased To Support Flame Of Forgiveness Fortnight
Care England are pleased to announced that we are supporting the “Flame of Forgiveness Fortnight”, a new initiative between care homes & schools to commemorate…
Read more...New Insights Into The Link Between Depression And Dementia
New research indicates that people with depressive symptoms in later life are more likely to develop dementia than those of a similar age without depression….
Read more...RNHA Wants Minister To Tell Councils What They Should Pay For ‘Good Quality’ Nursing Home Care
Care minister Norman Lamb has been challenged by the Registered Nursing Home Association (RNHA) to say how much he thinks local authorities should be paying…
Read more...Care Home Residents Enjoy A Visit From Bovington Tank Museum To Mark The Centenary Of WW1
Residents at The Laurels & Pine Lodge Residential Home, Oakdale, Poole, were delighted to receive a visit from Claire from Bovington Tank Museum as part…
Read more...Commission Welcomes Human Rights Protection For Small Business Owners
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has welcomed the decision of HMRC to change the rules on mandatory online filing following a judgment that, on…
Read more...Changes In The Older Resident Care Home Population Between 2001 And 2011
The office of national statistics (ONS) has today released statistics on the changes in the older resident care home population during the period 2001-2011 The…
Read more...LGA And ADASS Warn Changes To Safeguarding Rules Could Take £88 Million From Care Budgets
Councils are warning that changes to rules which govern how local authorities safeguard people receiving care and support could have a detrimental impact on the…
Read more...Alzheimer’s Society And RSPH To Launch Joint Qualification On Understanding Dementia
Alzheimer’s Society and RSPH have joined forces to create a new qualification to help people understand more about dementia. The Level 2 Award in Understanding…
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