Through a scenario this resource enables you to explore the potential barriers to communication that can exist in your everyday work.

The purpose of this Statistics Release is to present national figures for care homes for adults in Scotland. All figures relate to 31 March 2009 and are provisional. As such

The National Care Service will be based on a principle of shared social insurance and will be funded by contributions from everyone in a fair way. The National Care Service

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This resource starts with a quiz and a short case study to help you understand the complexities of defining and identifying impairment as well as the difficulties faced by people

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This research focuses on a range of factors under the umbrella term ‘aspirations, attitudes and behaviours’, encompassing a wide variety of influences throughout childhood.