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FREE WEBINAR: Right to Work Checks: What you need to know
October 12, 2021
With workforce and retention at the top of the social care agenda, we are here to bring you a FREE Webinar on ‘‘Right to Work Checks: What you need to…
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Latest Social Care Monthly Content Highlights (September – October 2021)
October 12, 2021
During September, our social care experts have updated the Staff Vaccination and Immunisation Policy, First Aid Policy and the Sickness Absence Policy to name a few. Full highlights of the…
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Who’s Caring for the Carers? Putting your mental health first
October 8, 2021
World Mental Health Day On the 10th October the World Health Organization and other mental health organisations bring our focus to World Mental Health Day. We all have mental health…
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How to provide outstanding dementia care and meet regulatory requirements
October 7, 2021
There are currently 850,000 people in the UK with dementia. However, the Alzheimer’s Society forecasts that by 2040, some 1.6 million could be living with the condition. While researchers are…
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The National Care Service consultation must meet the person-centred needs of service users
October 6, 2021
The pandemic has exposed deep cracks in the UK’s creaking health and care systems. In England, in an attempt to fix the system, Prime Minister Boris Johnson took the unprecedented…
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Monthly H&S Review – Sep 2021
October 5, 2021
Download the Monthly H&S Review by our partner, Napthens here DOWNLOAD NOW Alternatively, read the update here: With the easing of coronavirus restrictions, it is still important to manage the…
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Top tips to avoid the petrol pumps: Abi Spence provides some fuel for thought
September 30, 2021
Abi Spence shares some top tips to avoid petrol pumps during the fuel crisis. Queues I’m sitting in a queue not far from where I started my journey. Cars are…
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How the Care Sector can Stop a Perfect Storm in its Tracks
September 30, 2021
As Autumn begins to force its hand, the weather on the coast, where I live, slowly but surely begins to unravel. Fair skies give way to gunmetal grey ones and…
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