Care home fined £30,000 after scalding incident
A Four Seasons care home has been fined £30,000 after a resident was burned after being put into a bath that was too hot. Elizabeth Warrington, 85, suffered scalding injuries
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Inspectors to review management of sex offenders in Scotland
The Care Inspectorate and HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland are carrying out a review into how well the public is protected by arrangements for assessing and managing sex offenders,
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Scots cancer deaths continue to fall
Death rates from cancer in Scotland have fallen by 11.4 per cent over the last ten years, according to new figures. The figures show a greater decrease in cancer mortality
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Scots universities eye test could identify Alzheimer’s
Researchers are investigating whether a simple eye test could be used to identify the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. A three-year £1.1 million project will look at whether warning signs
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West of Scotland secures £22m community health centres
Scots Health Secretary Alex Neil has announced the construction of two new health centres which will support communities in Glasgow and East Renfrewshire. thanks to almost £22 million in Scottish
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Lord David Hope to deliver 2014 Kilbrandon Lecture
This years Kilbrandon Lecture will be delivered by Lord David Hope of Craighead, former Lord President of the Court of Session and Lord Justice General. Lord Hope will reflect on
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CQC in warning over lack of mental health support
Too many mentally-ill people are still ending up in police cells because of a lack of adequate specialist places and staff shortages, a watchdog warned, with some even being denied
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Deadline for Scots childminder self-assessments
The Care Inspectorate piloted a new approach to inspecting childminding services last year and, from 1 April 2014, they inspect childminders in a different way. Instead of Quality Themes and
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New campaign to support Alternative & Augmentative Communication
Not everyone has the ability to speak but being able to have your say is a basic human right. A new campaign has been launched to encourage all of us
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Report shows continuing fall in Scots childcare providers
A continuing fall in the number of providers offering childcare services in Scotland is revealed in a new report published by The Care Inspectorate today. The ‘Early Learning and Childcare
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