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Abbots Care team takes on charity triathlon in support of Spinal Injuries Association

Staff from Hertfordshire homecare provider Abbots Care have taken on a charity triathlon to raise money for the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) and highlight the importance of specialist support for people living with spinal injuries. Members of the provider’s Head Office team joined hundreds of participants at the Superhero Series Triathlon, an inclusive sporting event […]

Pressure Care Mattresses & Equipment: What care providers should compare

Pressure damage can have serious consequences for people receiving care. People with limited mobility may be particularly vulnerable, while factors including poor nutrition, impaired sensation, previous pressure damage and difficulties repositioning can increase risk further. For care homes, nursing environments and other care providers, suitable pressure care equipment therefore forms an important part of supporting people identified […]

Bedroom Solutions for Care Homes: When speed and quality both matter

Bedroom refurbishments don’t always follow a planned schedule. In care environments, rooms may need updating quickly to welcome new residents or replace tired furniture, making speed just as important as quality. Spearhead supports care homes with two flexible approaches: fast-delivery stock furniture for urgent needs, and bespoke bedroom interiors for planned refurbishments. The stock furniture […]

Discover what the Care Forum can do for your organisation

Did you know your place at The Care Forum is fully hosted? That means accommodation, refreshments, dinner, seminars and a personalised schedule of supplier meetings are all included. For many care providers, finding the right supplier can be a long and frustrating process. Whether you are reviewing Dementia Products, Health & Safety, Furniture, Incontinence Control, Mattresses, Sensory […]

Care sector campaign targets hearing loss support in care homes

Care home providers are being urged to make hearing loss a greater priority after sector leaders warned that the condition is often overlooked despite affecting the vast majority of residents. Deaf awareness training specialist Engage and Care England have launched a nationwide campaign designed to improve awareness and practical support for people living with hearing […]

College-NHS partnership targets Hertfordshire’s health and social care skills shortage

A regional college is expanding its partnership work with the NHS as Hertfordshire looks to tackle a significant shortage of health and social care professionals. The latest Hertfordshire Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) identifies healthcare as one of the county’s most urgent recruitment priorities, estimating the sector employs around 28,500 fewer people than would be […]

Can Music Help with Dementia? Dementia radio and music therapy explained

Music can be deeply personal. A familiar song may be linked to a wedding, childhood, work, faith, family life or simply a particular period of someone’s life. For people living with dementia, these associations can make music a valuable way to support reminiscence, communication, enjoyment and day-to-day wellbeing. That has led to growing interest in […]

New CQC guide aims to help care workers prepare for inspections

A new guide designed to help care workers better understand Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspections has been launched following collaboration between the regulator and The Care Workers’ Charity (CWC). Created with members of the charity’s Care Worker Advisory Board and Champions Project, the online resource explains in straightforward language who the CQC is, what inspectors […]