Positive Beliefs On Ageing Associated With Reduced Dementia Risk
Scientists in the US have researched how positive beliefs about ageing are linked with a reduced risk of dementia risk, including in people who carry…
Read more...Scientists in the US have researched how positive beliefs about ageing are linked with a reduced risk of dementia risk, including in people who carry…
Read more...The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has introduced new guidance on assessing the financial viability of care providers applying for registration. From 12 February 2018 the…
Read more...A SLICE of fun was served to Stockton-on-Tees care home residents when they celebrated National Pizza Day. The residents at Ingleby Care Home, in Ingleby…
Read more...The Department of Health and Social Care is not doing enough to support a sustainable social care workforce. The number of people working in care…
Read more...A social care group today called for urgent action after a top-level report exposed serious shortcomings in the social care workforce. A damning report from…
Read more...COMPETITIVE care home residents have been getting into the Winter Olympics spirit with a community centre curling match. Curling athletes from around the world are…
Read more...Learning disability care sector warns Government that questions posed to Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) need to be answered before implications of the…
Read more...The finalists for Skills for Care’s Accolades 2018 have been announced who are competing to win a national award celebrating excellence in workforce development for…
Read more...Researchers from the University of Exeter have explored the use of an interventional-type care approach in UK care homes, finding it improves the lives of…
Read more...“The LGA has been working hard to try and secure new funding for all councils over the next few years. The new £150 million announced…
Read more...Inaction by the Government in its approach to the social care workforce in England has been roundly criticised in a new report from the National Audit Office (note 1). United Kingdom…
Read more...The Commission on Dementia and Music reports on the benefits of music for those living with the disease. Abbotswood Court Care Home in Romsey explains…
Read more...A DIGNITY tree, 1950s party, memory boards, singing and pampering have all helped Hill Care Group homes celebrate Dignity Action Day – Dignity in Care….
Read more...Local councils should no longer take personal injury settlements into account when deciding whether to pay for the care of severely disabled people, according to…
Read more...Increasing the amount of social interaction for people with dementia living in care homes to just one hour a week improves quality of life when…
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