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As a result of COVID-19 all of us in social care have had to be adaptable and find different ways of delivering services. This has also been true for CQC…

When it comes to writing about social care, the canvas is rarely blank. Take last week, for example. Skills for Care launched its annual report, entitled, ‘The state of the…

Knowledge in action I’m definitely a visual person when it comes to learning. Those words on a paper mean so much more when they have a story, something to listen…

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In May 2019, the Institute of Public Care, which is part of Oxford Brookes University, published its annual ‘Adult Social Care Data and Cyber Security Programme’ report. The study devised…

There are currently 850,000 people in the UK with dementia. However, the Alzheimer’s Society forecasts that by 2040, some 1.6 million could be living with the condition. While researchers are…

The pandemic has exposed deep cracks in the UK’s creaking health and care systems. In England, in an attempt to fix the system, Prime Minister Boris Johnson took the unprecedented…

Abi Spence shares some top tips to avoid petrol pumps during the fuel crisis. Queues I’m sitting in a queue not far from where I started my journey. Cars are…