Adult social care service rated ‘good’ by watchdog – BBC

Adult social care service rated ‘good’ by watchdog  BBC →Read more

Wolverhampton adult social care service rated ‘good’ by CQC – BBC

Wolverhampton adult social care service rated ‘good’ by CQC  BBC →Read more

Free dementia respite evenings launched in Wrexham to help offer a supportive space – Wrexham and Flintshire News, Sport, Events | The Leader

Free dementia respite evenings launched in Wrexham to help offer a supportive space  Wrexham and Flintshire News, Sport, Events | The Leader →Read more

Singing group strikes a chord for people with dementia – Largs and Millport News

Singing group strikes a chord for people with dementia  Largs and Millport News →Read more

Canada Reconsiders Allowing Assisted Suicide for the Mentally Ill – The New York Sun

Canada Reconsiders Allowing Assisted Suicide for the Mentally Ill  The New York Sun →Read more

I’m smack-bang in the political centre, and I know how I’ll vote in November – 1News

I’m smack-bang in the political centre, and I know how I’ll vote in November  1News →Read more

Drinking the most coffee tracked to an 18% lower dementia risk across 131,000 people

Researchers tracked more than 131,000 adults across two long-running Harvard cohorts for up to 43 years and found that those who drank the most caffeinated coffee had roughly 18 percent lower risk of … →Read more

‘We need our nursing graduates to understand practice in social care settings’ – Nursing Times

‘We need our nursing graduates to understand practice in social care settings’  Nursing Times →Read more

Community Care Inform launches AI-powered social work information tool – communitycare.co.uk

Community Care Inform launches AI-powered social work information tool  communitycare.co.uk →Read more

Dementia deaths among women at highest level in five years

Dementia deaths among women are at the highest level in five years, according to figures. Women are twice as likely to die from dementia, which has been for the last decade the le … →Read more