New Government Funding For Telecare
The government’s Technology Strategy Board has announced £11m funding for telehealth and telecare projects, to take the technology to the next level.
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The government’s Technology Strategy Board has announced £11m funding for telehealth and telecare projects, to take the technology to the next level.
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At least 7,000 seriously abused children received help last year after concerned neighbours alerted the NSPCC, the charity has revealed.
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Policymakers have today set out where more than 10,000 care places for Norfolk’s rising numbers of older people are needed in the next decade as it emerged that upgrading the existing residential homes would cost £60m.
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More children are being locked up in England and Wales, according to the charity Barnardo’s. There has been a five-fold surge in the use of custody for 10 to 14-year-olds from 1996-2006, said the charity.
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Crosscare, the social care agency, is to close a 14-bed night shelter for homeless men in Dublin.
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CARERS are set to speak out about the need for services and support at The Princess Royal Trust Lanarkshire Carers’ Centre annual general meeting in Motherwell today.
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MENTAL HEALTH problems cost the economy more than €3 billion in 2006, or 2 per cent of Gross National Product (GNP), a new report has found. Meanwhile, the percentage of health funding spent on mental health services has halved since the 1980s.
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Union officials representing home carers angrily claimed yesterday that they had not been informed about plans by Highland Council to tender for extra privately-employed workers.
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A VACCINATION programme against cervical cancer will be available in schools in Larne Borough next month, according to the Northern Health and Social Care Trust.
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GPs are due to deliver a petition to health chiefs objecting to a planned shake-up of services.
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