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Improving Quality in Home Care Services

October 2, 2015
The National Institute for Social Care (NICE) has developed guidelines for best practice in commissioning and delivering home care for older people in England. The guidelines ‘Home care: delivering personal…
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Person-Centredness and the Social Services and Well-being Act 2014

October 2, 2015
The Social Services and Well-being Act 2014 The SSWA represents a step-change in our approach to health and social care. In other words, it is NOT an incremental or gradual…
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Not there yet – Russian Inclusion

September 30, 2015
Five Essential Service Accomplishments Inclusion of people with disabilities is becoming part of the British way of life. Whilst we have some way to go, it is already embedded in…
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Victimisation “By Association”

September 29, 2015
The Equality Act 2010 Employees and workers are able to claim that they have been subjected to victimisation if they can show that they have suffered a detriment as a result…
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Are CQC Inspections Getting Tougher?

September 28, 2015
Almost a third of recent inspections ‘Requires improvement’ I’ve been looking at some recent CQC reports and it seems that the CQC inspection teams aren’t pulling any punches when it…
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Funding Improvements for People with Learning Disabilities

September 27, 2015
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities The Scottish Government introduced a new strategy in 2013 to improve services for people with learning disabilities. It is based on the…
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Eating Away at Cognitive Decline

September 25, 2015
September is World Alzheimer’s Month. So what better time to look at research investigating how nutrition may have an impact on the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of…
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Health and Safety in the General Practice Medical Centre

September 24, 2015
General Practice Medical Centre Environment – Responsibilities  The general practice medical centre has a duty of care to its staff, patients and visitors. The practice partners have an overall responsibility of…
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