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Deferring the cap; closing the gap

Posted 24/07/2015

Deferring the cap; closing the gap

The government announced last week that it will defer the capping of care costs until 2020. This will grant providers and local authorities a much needed break following five years of substantial cuts under the coalition. Following recommendations from the Dilnot Commission in 2011,Read More
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Minimum wage, maximum strain

Posted 17/07/2015

Minimum wage, maximum strain

Last week’s announcement that the minimum wage is set to rise captured the public’s attention, and has generated significant debate. From next year, adults over the age of 25 will be paid a minimum of £7.20, which will increase to £9Read More
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How to become a palliative care nurse

Posted 10/07/2015

How to become a palliative care nurse

The nursing profession offers the highly rewarding opportunity of actively working with patients to improve the quality of their life. Palliative care nurses differ from general nurses in that they aim to make the end of people’s lives more comfortable,Read More
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Going Green at Home

Posted 06/07/2015

Going Green at Home

Going Green at Home: The Perfect Activity for Your Elderly Parent Leading an environmentally friendly lifestyle and reducing our carbon footprint is becoming more important than ever. Often we encourage the young to go green to instil positive values forRead More
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How to Improve Memory in Old Age 

Posted 06/07/2015

How to Improve Memory in Old Age 

As we grow older, some changes to memory are a natural part of ageing. For many people, this might mean occasionally forgetting names, misplacing items, or taking a little longer to recall information. However, when memory decline becomes more noticeable,Read More
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Learn a language after retirement

Posted 06/07/2015

Learn a language after retirement

Learn a language after retirement: Why you really are never too old Learning a language is a skill often associated with the young. But learning a new language is by no means limited to young people – many elderly peopleRead More
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Bed blocking crisis and elderly care shortage cost NHS millions.

Posted 03/07/2015

Bed blocking crisis and elderly care shortage cost NHS millions.

Over the past five years, local councils have seen their budgets slashed with a huge impact on the amount of elderly care they can provide. Research carried out by the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (Adass) and reportedRead More
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Health tips for the elderly during hot weather

Posted 03/07/2015

Health tips for the elderly during hot weather

Top health tips for the elderly during hot weather Summer may still seem like it has yet to get going, but the hot weather will soon be upon us. If you have an elderly parent or relative, now is aRead More
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Overpriced, but undervalued

Posted 19/06/2015

Overpriced, but undervalued

The role of third party agencies in the delivery of health care has recently generated plenty of publicity, with much of the debate focusing on whether agencies represent good value for taxpayers’ money. We are paying what appears to beRead More
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Meal Delivery and Other Options

Posted 11/06/2015

Meal Delivery and Other Options

Setting a habit of healthy, regular meals for the elderly: meal delivery and other options As your parent gets older, cooking tasty and nutritious meals can become more of a challenge. You may find yourself travelling to your loved one’sRead More
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