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In Ireland, healthcare staff have reported high rates of anxiety and depression, particularly since the COVID -19 pandemic began. Evidence of long-term impacts such as post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety…

What social care providers should take away from the CQC’s new vision In a bold new vision, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has set out a strategy, which it says…

  Promises Promises! As we leaf through the CQC Strategy From 2021, we see a technological rebirth for the regulator; full of promises we have heard before, but with an assurance that…

“Where words fail, music speaks” (Hans Christian Andersen)  Music stimulates more parts of the brain than any other human function (Mannes, 2011). There is clear potential in the power of…

This article was first published on The Carer Issue 60, pg 4  Visit The Carer here Alternatively, you can read the article below: Bees are as remarkable as they are…

July is Sarcoma awareness month Sarcomas are rare cancers and there are three main types of sarcoma: soft tissue sarcoma, bone sarcoma and gastrointestinal stromal tumours (GIST). Tissues that can be…

Download the Monthly H&S Review by our partner, Napthens here DOWNLOAD NOW Alternatively, read the update here: The Health & Safety Executive (HSE) have issued an unequivocal reminder to Employers…

With QCS’s Leah Cooke and Chris Walker, Napthens’ Head of Health & Safety It has taken a long time – but in May after the Fire Safety Bill received Royal…