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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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Is your workplace hitting the right notes?

November 21, 2014
Music can be such a huge part of people’s everyday lives. Recent research has shown that music has a very positive effect on employees and boosts workplace productivity. The study…
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I’m one – are you?

November 20, 2014
Mencap has warned of a shortage of specialist nurses trained to care for people with learning disabilities, which they say is putting the lives of thousands of vulnerable people at…
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The whole tooth, nothing but the tooth!

November 20, 2014
Understanding the narrative, or `life story`, of a patient is way more important than we tend to credit to. We blithely put headings in the notes such as `Social History`,…
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What to Wear

November 14, 2014
Recently questions have been asked about the need to wear that traditional business uniform: the suit. At QCS we have just reviewed the Policy and Procedure on Employee’s Appearance. A…
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Take care? Take risks!

November 14, 2014
I have noticed that with each passing year people rather subtly begin to speak differently to me. One striking difference is that people often now say to me as we…
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Infection control courses and the importance of training

November 14, 2014
Employers have a duty of care to their healthcare workers and need to provide suitable and sufficient instruction, information and training. This is to ensure that the workforce are competent…
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Pushing the boundaries

November 14, 2014
Abolition of GP Practice boundaries £60 per home visit Back in January I blogged that, as part of the new GP contract for 2014/2015, practice boundaries would be abolished in…
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WILD about this……

November 14, 2014
We hear a lot about health inequalities in terms of access to health care and treatment. Many people with learning disabilities tend towards obesity, through lack of access to healthy…
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