Call for training to cut antipsychotic use in care homes
Training care home staff to properly help dementia sufferers could reduce the use of antipsychotic drugs by up to 50%, research suggests.
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Training care home staff to properly help dementia sufferers could reduce the use of antipsychotic drugs by up to 50%, research suggests.
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It was promised last autumn. Then it was the spring. Publication slipped until June and now we are told there will be nothing on government proposals to reform the funding of adult social care in England until at least July.
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The care minister has shown a “complete lack of respect” for pensioners by backing out of attending the Pensioners’ Parliament, say the National Pensioners Convention.
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Long-awaited moves to overhaul the social care system face yet more delays amid fresh signs of government alarm over their potential cost.
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A NEW care service for older people that has opened in Dover will create 30 jobs across the district and another ten in Canterbury.
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Treatments rationed and waiting times rising as some managers say NHS finances are the worst they have experienced
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The forthcoming world conference on social work and social policy will be an opportunity to share best practice globally, by Dr Rory Truell.
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An Aberdeen dementia sufferer received the best possible care despite being looked after by nearly 90 different care workers over a 12-month period, an investigation has found.
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A new campaign has been launched to reduce Scotland’s high level of re-offending.
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Services in Northern Ireland that treat people with potentially fatal eating disorders are lagging behind the rest of the UK, according to campaigners.
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