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SCIENTISTS IDENTIFY CRITICAL WINDOW FOR TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

Neuroscientists at the University of Southampton have made a breakthrough in understanding how Alzheimer’s disease spreads through the brain, discovering a significant period of time where...
Novacare recruitment and retention project

CARE RECRUITMENT PROJECT LAUNCHED IN PREPARATION FOR BREXIT

Novacare, service and solution provider for the care industry, has launched a project to support the care industry with the recruitment and retention of staff in preparation for Brexit and the...
Adult social care’s economic contribution has increased to £40.5 billion, according to research carried out by Skills for Care.

ADULT SOCIAL CARE CONTRIBUTES £40.5 BILLION TO ECONOMY

Adult social care’s economic contribution has increased to £40.5 billion, according to research carried out by Skills for Care. The new figure was revealed in Skills for Care’s...
Care software provider Log my Care has announced the launch of its new Care Plan and Assessments tool, designed to revolutionise how care plans are created and managed.

NEW TOOL LAUNCHED TO TACKLE CARE PLANNING CHALLENGES

Care software provider Log my Care has announced the launch of its new Care Plan and Assessments tool, designed to revolutionise how care plans are created and managed. The new tool aims to save...
Future of Care Conference will be hosting a panel session discussing the issues surrounding staff recruitment and retention in care.

CONFERENCE TO ADDRESS CARE SECTOR WORKFORCE CHALLENGES

Future of Care Conference will be hosting a panel session discussing the issues surrounding staff recruitment and retention in care. The conference, which takes place on 15th October at the Hilton...
wansea University academics are calling for policy makers, regulators and healthcare professionals to adopt a structured medicine monitoring system.

CARE HOMES NEED STRUCTURED DRUG MONITORING, SAY ACADEMICS

Swansea University academics are calling for policy makers, regulators and healthcare professionals to adopt a structured medicine monitoring system, after research showed a positive impact on the...
Breakthroughs in the understanding of the development of autism and other behavioural conditions could be made thanks to a new laboratory which will be used to study toddlers, funded in part by the CareTech Foundation.

CARETECH FOUNDATION FUNDS NEW ‘TODDLERLAB’ FOR AUTISM RESEARCH

Breakthroughs in the understanding of the development of autism and other behavioural conditions could be made thanks to a new laboratory which will be used to study toddlers, funded in part by the...
2.	Gyles Brandreth and Chelsea Pensioners Roy Palmer and Simon de Buisseret perform AA Milne’s Buckingham Palace with pupils from Marlborough Primary School and Garden House School .

GYLES BRANDRETH UNITES YOUNG AND OLD WITH POETRY

Lover of language and well-known broadcaster Gyles Brandreth is spearheading a national campaign to prove how powerful the written word can be when it comes to uniting different age groups. The...
Booking has now opened for the second conference of Namaste Care International, to be held on Friday 27th September 2019 in London.

BOOK NOW FOR NAMASTE CARE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2019

Booking has now opened for the second conference of Namaste Care International, to be held on Friday 27th September 2019 in London. Namaste Care International, a global initiative to help educate...
A specially-designed mobile phone game can detect people at risk of Alzheimer’s, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.

RESEARCH FINDS MOBILE GAME CAN DETECT ALZHEIMER’S RISK

A specially-designed mobile phone game can detect people at risk of Alzheimer’s, according to new research from the University of East Anglia. Researchers studied gaming data from an app...

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