Prisons Accused Over Elderly Care
Prison bosses in England and Wales have failed to respond to a call to introduce special policies for elderly inmates, the prisons inspector says.
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Prison bosses in England and Wales have failed to respond to a call to introduce special policies for elderly inmates, the prisons inspector says.
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No action will be taken by police after an initial investigation into conditions at a Northamptonshire care home concludes.
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CARE home workers are celebrating today after successfully claiming they were forced from their jobs. The 14 staff had all worked at The Dales Rest Home in West Kirby until a few days after it was sold to a new owner.
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A private nursing home has been closed down by a social care watchdog after three snap inspections found residents were being “put at serious risk”.
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An “old boy network” of officials is deliberately obstructing police investigating decades of alleged abuse at care homes in Jersey, according to the police officer who spearheaded the inquiry.
CARERS who help Liverpool’s most vulnerable people will have their efforts officially recognised for the first time.
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A follow-up report after a highly critical study of social services in south west Scotland has found progress has been “slower than intended”.
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Minister for Public Health Shona Robison today announced the re-appointment of a non-executive member to The Scottish Commission for the Regulation of Care.
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A LOTHIANS care home has been told to make urgent improvements after an investigation by the Care Commission uncovered “serious” concerns about care quality.
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Two Irish children’s charities have expressed their concerns about the HSE’s plans to shelve proposals for a dedicated out of hours social work service, because of budgetary constraints.
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