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Data and the drive to transform social care – Social care

Much of this work is already underway. In 2021, we published ‘People at the Heart of Care’, setting out our ambitions for social care over the next 10 years, and in June 2022, we published the Health and Care Data Strategy ‘Data Saves Lives’, setting out our commitment … See more

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Developing a new framework for delegated healthcare interventions

WebIt is important to note the new national delegation framework will be voluntary, sector-led and adaptable to local experiences, complementing existing good practice and …

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Integrated care must focus on people not structures

WebIntegrated care must focus on people not structures. Ewan King, 26 April 2018 - Communities, Integration. SCIE’s Ewan King suggests that, when it comes to …

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Supporting delegated healthcare in the care workforce

WebSupporting delegated healthcare in the care workforce. Melanie Weatherley MBE, 27 June 2023 - Care and support, Social care reform, Workforce. “Person-centred, …

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Delegated healthcare activities: the principles of great care

WebPerson-centred care delivered safely, consistently and with respect. Indeed, as the foreword to the guidance attests, these principles “support safe and effective …

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Self care before surgery – Social care

WebPlaying an active part in your preparation for surgery can have a significant impact on your recovery and long-term health. Ahead of next month's Self Care Week, …

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Managing infections – don’t forget about the indoor air in your …

WebThe COVID-19 pandemic revealed just how important ventilation is as part of infection prevention and control, especially for respiratory infections. Good ventilation …

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Social care nursing at the heart of International Nurses Day 2024

WebSocial care nursing at the heart of International Nurses Day 2024. Deborah Sturdy, 10 May 2024 - Care and support, Communities, Events, Leadership, Workforce. " …

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Why volunteering is good news for the social care workforce

WebVolunteering is a win/win. While volunteers can’t help our healthcare assistants and nurses with the delivery of care, there is no doubt the whole team reaps …

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Improving the quality of dementia care – Social care

WebImplementing NICE guidance in dementia care services should be a priority for commissioners, providers and health and social care practitioners. This is vital if we …

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An opportunity to grow shared living – Social care

WebThe Department of Health and Social Care has recently recognised the innovative and person-centred nature of Shared Lives and Homeshare by including them …

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2023: reflections on a busy year for social care nursing

WebWe began some great projects in 2023 and we can now look forward with optimism as we work to embed and build on them further in 2024. The Royal College of …

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Digitising social care: reflections on progress – Social care

WebIt’s been 18 months since the Digitising Social Care programme began, delivering the three year £150 million investment in digitally transforming adult social …

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Social care reform: making mental health a priority

WebKathy Roberts is CEO of The Association of Mental Health Providers, the only national organisation with over 280 members representing voluntary and community …

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Overcoming vaccine hesitancy in our diverse communities

WebClenton Farquharson's family have had many heated debates about the new COVID-19 vaccines and whether or not to take them. Clenton believes this is a common …

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How can digital technologies support care

WebExercising mind and memory. Digital solutions to support reminiscence, as well as art-based solutions, such as music therapy, are helpful in supporting people with learning disabilities or those living with dementia. Even playing games on a tablet is a way in which technology can incorporate therapeutic approaches into care routines.

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What social care reform could and should mean for people with …

WebSocial care is vital for people with dementia. Alzheimer’s Society has been calling for social care reform for a long time and welcomed the opportunity to participate …

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Boosting careers in adult social care – Social care

WebBoosting careers in adult social care. As the Department of Health and Social Care announces its adult social care workforce reform package, Oonagh Smyth, …

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Academy hopes for more award winning care – Social care

WebVida Healthcare recently received The Three R’s award for innovation practices in Recruitment, Retention, and Recognition at the Great British Care Awards …

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Protection, prevention and peace of mind this winter

WebLet’s give them all even greater peace of mind by getting vaccinated for flu and COVID-19 and make this the safest, healthiest winter we can. This blog from the …

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