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Discover the latest insights and updates from across the Adult Social Care sector. Our dedicated space brings you a curated selection of articles, news, and best practice guidance to keep you informed and connected. Explore our categories to easily find the content that matters to you.

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Drinks are important in care

May 11, 2015
It is a basic and important part of maintaining health that we should all drink enough fluids throughout the day. However, this is one of the principles of nutrition which…
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Do You Feel Valued?

May 11, 2015
It can make such a difference When you make people feel important, they make you and what you do important. When you connect with people, you improve communication. There is…
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Backbone

May 8, 2015
I was watching a film recently which started with some older astronauts training for a mission. In a flight simulator, the problems were piled up, one on the other. An…
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Good practice in care reviews

May 1, 2015
In Scotland there is a regulatory requirement for most care services to review the care and support given to each person at least every six months. The review is of…
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The Unthinkable

May 1, 2015
For all of us, dealing with the end of life is one of the hardest things we will have to face. It’s no less difficult for people with learning disability.…
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Revalidation for nurses

May 1, 2015
What is revalidation? Revalidation is a process that all nurses and midwives will need to participate in to demonstrate that they practice safely and effectively throughout their career. It’s a…
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Working at height – safety when using ladders

May 1, 2015
Some workplaces have a step stool or an access ladder of some sort for accessing files, boxes and other materials stored at height. The Work at Height Regulations 2005 set…
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We may not like talking about it but we should

May 1, 2015
Constipation is under-estimated, under-treated and overlooked. Yet chronic constipation affects as much as 80 per cent of the older adult population living in care homes. If left untreated, it can…
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