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They want to be treated as a person When I get to read the results of patient surveys they regularly tell us that they think about about their experience of…

Building blocks of a programme approach to therapeutic care design Working with the person not the disease is the holy grail of dementia care, working with families both now and…

Nutrition and Hydration week, taking place from 17th – 23rd March 2014 recognises that nutrition and hydration are an important part of quality care, experience and safety improvement in health…

A recent inquiry from the House of Lords around the use of Deprivation of Liberty safeguards suggests that these are being used, in some cases, to restrict people with mental…

In a report from the International Longevity Centre – UK there are a number of challenges to the Care Sector in the years ahead. Inevitably the need for sound funding…

The GDC have published the results of their regular survey of public opinion regarding dentistry and the regulation of the profession.   Core questions include confidence in regulation, along with –…

Sometimes Gross Misconduct doesn’t actually lead to termination for a key worker. It is quite a topical subject at present with the media focussing on Alan Pardew from Newcastle United…

The first building block for good care for those living with a dementia is to know their story, preserve it and when the time arises, use this privileged knowledge to…