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Experiencing Dementia from the Inside
June 3, 2020
When we are caring for people living with dementia, we try our best to understand what they might be going through. As we get to know them, we start to…
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Remedying home remedies
November 14, 2018
I have in my kitchen a large box, a box that sits high at the far end of a tall cupboard. Within this box is a pharmacy of ‘delight’.…
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We all have accessible information standards, don’t we?
June 12, 2018
My eyesight is not what it was twenty years ago, progressively I find myself straining more and more to read the top shelf in the supermarket and interpret my…
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Is Your Workforce Microscope Ready?
May 28, 2018
Those involved in the social care sector be familiar with the issues associated with the calculation of ‘sleep-in’ payments, in the wake of the Focus Care Agency (Mencap) case. The current…
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Provider Information Collection – “Evolution not Revolution”
December 1, 2017
On Thursday Andrea Sutcliffe Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care for CQC, talked in her Column about the new Provider Information Collection which will take the place of the…
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My Foot!
November 30, 2017
When was the last time we thought deeply about our feet? When was the last time you gave them your care and attention? Our feet are probably the most…
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Creating a Culture of Complaints
November 2, 2017
How can Health and Social Care Providers help people say it as it is? Tuning In I’m really listening to my Mum. I’ve not seen my parents in a…
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Making Visits Matter
October 27, 2017
I do like the title of this recently published report into home care, based on a UNISON survey of 1,000 home care workers. I like it because it…
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