What Does It Feel Like To Deliver Care Today?
Neemat Sadiq, CEO of Langdale Care Homes, reflects on the tension between compassion and compliance, and how technology can restore time to care. One of…
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Professional Comment
Whistleblowing in Care: Speaking Up When Lives Are on the Line
By Chris Kisby, employment partner at Gateley Legal (https://gateleyplc.com/gateley-legal/) The stakes in the care sector between doing the right thing and the wrong thing can,…
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Marketing a Care Home: Building Trust Through Digital and Community Reputation
By Melissa Cooper, digital marketing specialist and the founder of Beanie Media (https://beaniemedia.com) Choosing a care home is one of the most important and emotional…
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How Technology and Data Can Help Social Care Providers Navigate Workforce and Financial Pressures
By Barry Price, Content Operations and Delivery Manager of QCS, an RLDatix Company (www.qcs.co.uk) Introduction The Social Care sector remains stuck at a crossroads. Workforce…
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Unlocking the Potential: How Healthcare Can Lead on Disability Inclusion
By Lynne Turnbull, CEO of Disability Positive (https://disabilitypositive.org) The healthcare sector faces an unprecedented challenge: rising levels of ill-health and long term health problems are…
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Promoting Independence
By David Ashton Jones, CEO of Homes Together (https://homestogether.co.uk) Independence isn’t about doing everything alone – it’s about having the confidence and choice to live life…
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Public Sector Trends 2026: A Year of Pressure and Possibility
By Chris Hornung, Managing Director, Public Sector, Totalmobile (www.totalmobile.com) The year ahead will bring no surprises for the public sector. Budgetary pressure will remain the…
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Preparing Care Homes For The Employment Rights Bill: What You Need To Do Now
By Hannah Strawbridge, Employment Solicitor and Executive Director, Inspire Legal Group (https://inspirelegalgroup.co.uk) The Employment Rights Bill represents one of the most significant workplace reforms in…
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Money, Money, Money
Other countries with better health and care systems operate a blended funding model to generate the sums required. Paul Honey, Founder, Health Mutual and the…
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Resilience Is a Leadership Skill
By Roger Waluube, Executive Performance Coach The social care sector is one of the most demanding environments in which to lead. Care home managers operate…
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How Technology and Data Can Help Social Care Providers Navigate Workforce and Financial Pressures
By Barry Price, Content Operations and Delivery Manager of QCS, an RLDatix Company (www.qcs.co.uk) Introduction The Social Care sector remains stuck at a crossroads. Workforce…
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When Safety Becomes the Quiet Strength Behind Care
By Sibtain Nandjy, Chief Medical Officer, Empathika (www.empathika.com) The Weight Care Teams Carry, Often Silently There is a moment in every care professional’s life that…
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Trading Ethically in the Cleaning and Hygiene Sector:
By Lorcan Meikitarian, Chair of the CHSA The world is changing, becoming more complex and challenging. It’s easy for business ethics to be a casualty…
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Taking Ownership of Change: Why the Isle of Man is Using Innovation to Enhance its Health and Social Care
By Mark Fuller, Director of Health and Social Care Transformation, Isle of Man Government Department for Health and Social Care (www.gov.im) After more than 20…
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Over Four Million Working Days Lost to Work-Place Stress in the Public Sector
By Ridwaan Omar, a Partner and Head of Regulatory at Forbes Solicitors (www.forbessolicitors.co.uk) Work-related stress is causing over four million lost working days per year…
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