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Be Part of the Solution

December 16, 2013
Improving the quality and content of health plans for people with learning disabilities. The Confidential Inquiry into Premature Deaths of People with Learning Disabilities (CIPOLD) report in March 2013 provided…
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Are you sure you’re sure?

December 11, 2013
Supporting people with learning disabilities who do not communicate verbally or who have multiple sensory needs presents a real challenge when it comes to their involvement in the care process.…
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Can you Tell me Where it Hurts?

December 5, 2013
WARNING:  This article contains material that some readers may find distressing. Do we understand the evidence of pain in service users who are profoundly learning disabled? In a career of…
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Festive Lights: Risk to Service Users?

November 27, 2013
Switching on all over the country This evening I was faced with a tedious diversion as the town festive light display was being switched on. This involves a few tastefully…
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Advantages and Risks

November 25, 2013
If you manage a care home for people with learning disability it may be that occasionally you find yourself justifying why residential group living is still appropriate for your client…
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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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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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Something wicked……

November 1, 2013
I’m not answering the door this evening, partly because I am busy writing this blog, and partly because the neighbourhood is full of wailing children in face paints and expensive…
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