New research points to disparity between home costs and level of care
Outsourcing care homes has compromised the accessibility and quality of care for the most vulnerable, particularly in areas of greatest deprivation, according to new research led by the Department of Social Policy and Intervention at Oxford University and funded by the Nuffield Foundation. The results, published in BMJ Public Health, raise questions about the role […]
DEMENTIA CARE MONTH: How to ensure you work with only the best partners
Choosing the right dementia care partners is crucial for providing high-quality care to residents with dementia. Here are key considerations for senior care home professionals, based on delegate requirements at the Care Forum… Understanding Your Residents’ Needs Key Considerations for Supplier Selection Building a Strong Partnership Additional Considerations By carefully considering these factors, senior care home professionals […]
If you specialise in Pressure Care Products for care homes we want to hear from you!
Each month on Care Briefing we’re shining the spotlight on a different part of the care sector – and in September we’ll be focusing on Pressure Care. It’s all part of our ‘Recommended’ editorial feature, designed to help care industry professionals find the best products and services available today. So, if you’re a supplier of Pressure Care […]
Nutrition, wellbeing and communication top care service complaints in Scotland
Scotland’s Care Inspectorate has published an in-depth report on complaints about care services in the country, with overall complaints down slightly year-on-year. The report covers complaints received and investigated between April 2019 and March 2024, and focuses in particular on the most recent year, 1 April 2023 to 31 March 2024. The statistics show the […]
DEMENTIA CARE MONTH: Defining core needs and additional support in the care home
Providing high-quality care for residents with dementia requires a comprehensive approach. Senior care home managers must carefully consider the various dementia care solutions available to meet the diverse needs of their residents… Core Dementia Care Solutions Additional Support Services Key Considerations for Selecting Dementia Care Solutions By carefully considering these factors and implementing a holistic approach […]
The Simon Trust assisted living charity receives three wheel support from Jorvik Tricycles
Tricycle manufacturer Jorvik Tricycles has donated two non-electric tricycles to Surrey based charity, The Simon Trust, for use at its assisted living facility, Linden Farm. The donation to the specialist charity supports the independent living of residents and aligns with the company’s ambitions to make cycling accessible for people of all abilities. Jorvik Tricycles Founder and […]
Registration is open for November’s Care Forum – Now is the time to book!
Don’t let your summer getaway get in the way of industry networking, learning and connection building this October at the Care Forum – you can register now for peace of mind! This unique event will give you the opportunity to meet with new suppliers who can help with your upcoming plans and projects – Secure your free […]
INFECTION CONTROL MONTH: How to partner with infection control specialists in the care home setting
Senior care home management professionals have a paramount responsibility: ensuring the health and wellbeing of their residents. Infection control plays a vital role in this mission. Collaborating with dedicated infection control specialists (ICS) can significantly enhance resident safety and prevent outbreaks. Here’s a guide for senior care home management professionals on how to develop a successful working relationship with […]
Learning Disability England teams with Turning Point to produce specialist DNACPR guide
Health and care provider Turning Point has teamed-up with Learning Disability England to produce an updated version of an information pack designed to guide and educate people on do not resuscitate decision making processes. Turning Point says that during the pandemic it noticed an unprecedented increase in the number of people it supported that were […]
New Workforce Strategy for adult social care a ‘turning point’
The launch of a new Workforce Strategy for adult social care in England is being hailed as a turning point for care – as new data shows the sector still has a vacancy rate around three times higher than the wider economy. The Workforce Strategy aims to improve the quality of roles in adult social […]
