Covid hospital discharge was “rational and reasonable” Hancock tells inquiry
Matt Hancock has defended the hospital Covid discharge order as “rational and reasonable” on day two of the Covid inquiry module into…
Matt Hancock has defended the hospital Covid discharge order as “rational and reasonable” on day two of the Covid inquiry module into…
Former health secretary Matt Hancock has admitted that the government did not manage to throw “a protective ring” around care homes. In…
Entries for the Care Home Awards 2024 close on January 31 – so get your entries in now! The Care Home Awards,…
Social care leaders will challenge stakeholders to change public attitudes to adult and children’s social care in today’s programme at the National Children…
A new report seeks to “cut through the noise” of employee workplace health to identify what really works. A wide range of…
New ONS migration stats show an increase of 135 per cent in the health and care visa route since September 2022. Care leaders believe…
Employers should prepare for a 15.2% average increase in the minimum wage from April 2024. Rates of the NMW for employees aged…
Skills for Care and The Outstanding Society have updated the Good and Outstanding care guide, ahead of changes to Care Quality Commission…
Food and drink are key to social interaction and comfort in care homes, but for residents with dysphagia the challenge is to…
The Care Inspectorate and the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) have issued reminder guidance on how to raise concerns in the workplace…