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Why is independence important?

Posted 08/06/2023

Why is independence important?

The importance of independence as we age cannot be understated. Due to the natural ageing process or health concerns, it is normal to depend on others for extra support. While we all need a helping hand from time to time,Read More
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Advocates in health and social care

Posted 07/06/2023

Advocates in health and social care

Advocates play a crucial role in health and social care by providing a voice for those who may be marginalised or overlooked. They help ensure that the needs and rights of people in the UK are respected and their voicesRead More
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What is meant by person-centred care?

Posted 07/06/2023

What is meant by person-centred care?

Person-centred care is an approach to healthcare that prioritises the needs, preferences, and values of the individual receiving care. It involves treating patients with empathy, kindness, and respect and places each person at the heart of all decisions about theirRead More
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What is complex care?

Posted 07/06/2023

What is complex care?

Complex care is specialist support provided to people who have multiple or interrelated health issues that require dedicated care and support to live a full life. This type of care is provided by highly trained professional carers who work inRead More
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What is dignity in care?

Posted 06/06/2023

What is dignity in care?

Dignity is a fundamental human right and it’s a long-established core principle of the health and social care sector.  Dignity in care means providing care that supports the self-respect of a person. It involves recognising the capacities and ambitions ofRead More
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A guide to common medical abbreviations

Posted 30/05/2023

A guide to common medical abbreviations

Have you ever looked at your prescriptions or medical records and wondered what all those abbreviations mean? Abbreviations are used in medical settings to save doctors and nurses valuable time and space when writing prescriptions and other healthcare records.
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What is a care plan?

Posted 19/05/2023

What is a care plan?

A care plan is a written document that helps ensure all aspects of an individual’s care are addressed and that the client receives the personalised support they require. A care plan will outline the required level of support, how itRead More
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10 fun and engaging activities for the elderly

Posted 19/05/2023

10 fun and engaging activities for the elderly

Whether due to mobility concerns or other physical limitations, it can become more difficult to get out and about as we get older. This can sometimes limit the number of activities older people can participate in and can even leadRead More
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What is integrated care?

Posted 19/05/2023

What is integrated care?

Integrated care is an approach to healthcare that seeks to address the issue of fragmented care. By bringing together different organisations and healthcare professionals to provide a coordinated and holistic approach to care, integrated care ensures that an individual’s needsRead More
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What are the alternatives to care homes?

Posted 19/05/2023

What are the alternatives to care homes?

If you or a loved one requires extra care and support to live independently, it’s important to know that alternative options are available to care homes. An increasingly popular option is receiving professional care and support in your home. At-homeRead More
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