Lothian hospitals treat six malnourished OAPs a week
ALMOST twice as many pensioners in the Lothians are admitted to hospital with malnutrition than anywhere else in Scotland, figures have shown.
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ALMOST twice as many pensioners in the Lothians are admitted to hospital with malnutrition than anywhere else in Scotland, figures have shown.
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Almost 200 Angus children — including several under the age of one — have been victims of sex crimes since the start of 2008.
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The slow recovery in Scotland’s jobs market has gone into reverse, according to a survey of recruitment companies.
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ADSS Cymru last month announced its priorities for the next two years at last month’s national social services conference.
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A former care home boss who mistreated two elderly patients is due to be sentenced today. Howard Griffiths, 53, “shoved and pushed” an 85-year-old man with senile dementia while he was night manager at a nursing home, a trial heard.
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More than 4,000 children who rang ChildLine last year said they were worried about their parents’ excessive drinking, according to the charity’s latest report.
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The National Care Association and Skills for Care have announced that they are to jointly host a Conference on 20 October 2010 on the Care of Dementia during National Care Association’s Annual Conference at the Millennium Hotel in London.
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Recent restrictions on the number of migrant workers given permission to work in the UK is putting thousands of children at risk, according to a recruitment agency providing specialist public sector workers.
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New figures have shown almost 90 per cent of Scots young carers feel that their schools and GPs do nothing to support them – and that’s despite the fact that Scotland’s carers and young carers save the public purse more than £7.6 billion a year.
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The hearing into a blaze at a care home which claimed the lives of 14 elderly residents has finished taking evidence.
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