A study published in the Multiple Sclerosis Journal has shown significant differences in the prevalence of MS amongst different ethnic groups in London. Researchers at Queen Mary University, London, identified
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The NHS Chief Scientist Office is working with the Health Research Authority and other devolved administrations in developing a new UK policy framework for health and social care research. Currently
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The ninth annual National Apprenticeship Week is underway and hundreds of events taking place across England to celebrate apprenticeships and the positive impact they have on individuals, organisations and the
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“Is TV an escape from the world or a window into the world?” Watching TV is often portrayed as a passive and unhealthy pastime. In relation to elder care, the
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World Social Work Day 2016 focuses on promoting the dignity and worth of people. Today is an opportunity to reflect and take stock, review progress, acknowledge challenges and bring new
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A new resource aims to ensure that people benefit from good social work at the end of their life, and that those close to them are supported during this time
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It won Best Picture at this year’s Oscars – but I wouldn’t be surprised if you haven’t seen the critically acclaimed film Spotlight yet. In a summer dominated by the
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NICE – the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence – is consulting on draft recommendations aimed at helping people with learning disabilities who are experiencing mental health problems. Approximately
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People in Scotland with an interest in mental health services have the chance to give their views on how a new piece of legislation should be implemented. The Mental Health
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The Social Care Commitment is now even easier for social care employers and their employees to sign as whole organisations. Employers can now sign up their employees without the use
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