Expert Insights

If we have reached a supervisory level within Health and Social Care, we will have worked with a number of highly necessary experts from different specialist fields. We also supervise…

Research suggests that a considerable proportion of older people, particularly those in care, are not eating enough protein. Optimising dietary protein intakes among institutionalised individuals may prove challenging, but is…

What should we do first? When the CQC calls to let you know they’ll be visiting in the next two weeks Practices are often filled with dread. There’s a mixed…

New models of care are being implemented in the care of the elderly in Scotland. The focus is changing to providing care in the community through combined health and social…

With the New Year just around the corner, we thought it would be appropriate to take a look at what things to expect in 2016 from a HR/Employment law perspective…

What is Aseptic Non Touch Technique (ANTT®)? Aseptic Non Touch Technique is a unique clinical practice framework developed in the 1990s and now used in many healthcare work places. It…

It is often said that patients judge the quality of their dental care on the aspect of their dental experience they fully understand – such as how they are greeting,…

Although the causes of all forms of dementia are not fully understood, experts are now homing in on obesity, diabetes, and sugar in our diets, as significant factors. Professor Craig…