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Expert Insights

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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Can you handle this?

November 14, 2013
We are in that weird twilight zone at work where the Ofsted inspection is just overdue and we are anticipating a visit any day. Right now, we just want the…
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Why Go to Work?

November 13, 2013
It is a question I first saw examined in a paperback on “industrial psychology” that I read as a management student. A memorable aspect of the book was the analysis…
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Lively Team Meetings

November 8, 2013
Last week’s highlight of my working week was a team meeting. The meeting was arranged for all the care staff working on a particular double up block in one area.…
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Fat – A controversial issue?

November 8, 2013
A recent commentary in the influential British Medical Journal suggested that government advice to eat less saturated fat for better heart health was flawed. This was picked up widely by…
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Drugs & Medicines

November 8, 2013
It`s a bit obvious, but what is the most vulnerable cost in primary care when cuts are in the air?  In general practice it`s got to be medicines.   The total…
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Choices

November 8, 2013
The NHS Choices website has the following advice for people seeking online help and advice about NHS dentistry. – The NHS will not provide treatments such as teeth whitening, which…
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World Wide Web – wonderful or worrying?

November 7, 2013
Recently I attended a safeguarding seminar in London primarily because it promised information about recruiting staff and volunteers and how to use value-based interviewing. Whilst this was really interesting and…
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Could you handle a whistle-blower?

November 6, 2013
It is a curious enigma that those who report wrong-doing, particularly wrong-doing  among their peers, are often regarded with  contempt – “snitch” is a word that comes to mind. Whistle-blowing,…
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