New Tools To Prevent, Reduce And Manage Stress In The Workplace
The Health and Safety Executive is urging employers to review the stress-causing factors in their workplaces and the work that their employees do.
Read more...The Health and Safety Executive is urging employers to review the stress-causing factors in their workplaces and the work that their employees do.
Read more...A new resource that supports health and social care professionals to use museums as part of a care practice when working with older people has been launched.
Read more...Friends of the Elderly’s Dementia Champion Dedicated To Caring
At Friends of the Elderly’s Redcot Care Home in Haslemere, Surrey which specialises in residential care
Read more...Today’s Government announcement increasing the number of visitors care and nursing home residents can have has met with a cautious welcome from providers. Provider body
Read more...Care home residents in England will be able to receive two visitors indoors from Monday 12 April as covid restrictions continue to be cautiously eased.
Read more...RESIDENTS at a care home in the Scottish Borders have judged a photography competition for youngsters at a local primary school.
Read more...Care England will be partnering with the University of Birmingham, as part of a broader consortium of key stakeholders from across the four nations of the UK
Read more...Care England has submitted evidence to the Health and Social Care Select Committee’s inquiry into the Government’s White Paper on Health and Social Care.
Read more...With build progressing well at New Care’s latest £15m care facility on Walkden Road in Worsley, the development-led care home operator can confirm that the centre
Read more...Southampton City Council has secured £550K of Government funding to continue to support the city’s most vulnerable people. The funding, from the Workforce Capacity Fund
Read more...Student paramedics have been able to continue their placements with specialist care provider, PJ Care, despite not being able to enter the building because of coronavirus.
Read more...The Supreme Court has this morning (March 19) dismissed appeals to pay hourly renumeration for sleep-in shifts.
Read more...Individuals’ human rights may have been breached in over 500 cases where “do not resuscitate” decisions were made during the Covid pandemic, the Care Quality
Read more...The Care Quality Commission (CQC) and the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) have published a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) agreement.
Read more...Providers need help during pandemic
CARE providers today urged the Government not to turn its back on care providers and to keep providing support at a crucial time in the fight against Covid-19.
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