4 Reflections On Technology In Care: The Past, Present And The Exciting Future
By Laurence Geller CBE We stand at a crossroads for the future of care. The sector has been in the spotlight much over the last…
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Professional Comment
Practical Issues To Consider When Supporting A Loved One With Dementia
In support of Dementia Action Week 2022, wills, trusts and probate solicitor Andrew Hitchon from law firm Bray & Bray (www.braybray.co.uk) explores some of the…
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Top Tips to Introducing Exercise for Your Care Residents
By Gym Provider Anytime Fitness UK (www.anytimefitness.co.uk) Giving care residents the opportunity to participate in physical activity should be seen as a major priority. As…
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What are the Benefits of Comparing Energy Prices for Care Homes?
By Ava Kelly of Love Energy Savings (www.loveenergysavings.com) If you run a care home, it’s important to keep close control of your outgoings. Yet with…
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Fixing the Recruitment Crisis in Social Care
By Lyndsay Chapman, Head of People at Talos360 (https://talos360.co.uk) With around 105,000 unfilled vacancies in adult social care, the UK Government has drafted in help…
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You Are What You Eat: Chef With Michelin-Star Experience Embeds Person-Centred Meal Times In Care Home
By Ross Baxter, Chef at Exemplar Health Care (www.exemplarhc.com) For many of us, mealtimes are an important part of daily routine. They’re often much more…
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The ‘Invisible’ Power Behind A New Generation of Care Homes
Stephen Cavanagh, long-term care specialist at Ascom (www.Ascom.com), explores the importance of technology that integrates seamlessly and discreetly to create a new generation of care. …
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Make Your Patient Data Cyber-Secure by Design
Antonio Weiss, Senior Partner at The PSC (www.thepsc.co.uk/team/team-member/antonio-weiss/) and author of The Practical Guide to Digital Transformation on how to keep your patient data secure…
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Specialist Pharmacist Leads Unique Pilot To Prevent Falls In Elderly Care Homes
By Liz Butterfield, Immedicare (www.immedicare.co.uk) Specialist Pharmacist The COVID-19 pandemic continues to shine a spotlight on how we care for our elderly. The negative impact…
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Managing Distrust Social Care – How Can We Shift The Dial?
By Laura Salvage, Senior Account Manager at The PHA Group (https://thephagroup.com/) Last month, Orpea, Europe’s second-largest nursing home, received widespread accusations of misconduct and mistreatment…
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Data and Privacy Considerations of Installing CCTV in Care Homes
As campaigners increase pressure on care homes to install CCTV cameras following reported isolated incidents of abusive behaviour from staff, Heather McKay, Senior Associate at…
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Can AI Ease Loneliness for Adults in Care?
By Jody O’Neill, CEO and Founder of Curam (www.curamcare.com) By 2030 one in six people in the world will be aged over 60 (including me!)….
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Old Age ‘No Barrier’ To Sex Life According To New Study
Comments by Caroline Naidoo, Managing Director of KYN (https://www.kyn.co.uk/about-kyn) It’s harder to find romance in your 40s than it is in your 70s according to…
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Think Before You Thicken
By Kathleen Graham BSc (Hons) Speech and Language Therapy, Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists’ Senior Project Manager Eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties are…
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Employer Sponsorship Challenges For The Care Sector
Article by Fozia Iqbal, Senior Business Immigration Solicitor at Harper James (www.harperjames.co.uk) The care sector has experienced a labour shortage for some time. Following Brexit…
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