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Complex care is usually provided to individuals by a team of healthcare professionals, including nurses, doctors, therapists, social workers, and case managers. They all work together to develop a care plan that meets the individual’s unique needs. According to Sense 2022 post, there are over 1.6 million people with complex disabilities in the UK. What

Have you ever wondered what training you need to become a carer? You’re not alone. Caregiving is a rewarding but demanding profession, and having the right care training is essential to excel. Whether you’re considering a career change or looking to start a career in care, understanding the training requirements is the first step. This

The legal requirement for first aid in the UK began with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. This act made it necessary for employers to provide adequate first aid facilities and trained personnel in the workplace. Specific regulations, such as the Health and Safety (First-Aid) Regulations 1981, further clarified these requirements When keeping

7 things you need to know about The Care Certificate Are you thinking of doing The Care Certificate? Here are seven things you should probably know before you start.  We are going to look at the components of Care Certificate Standards but before then, let’s try to define the care standard certificate. What is the

Medication in Care We’ve all heard of it and almost all of us have taken it in one form or another which is why it’s important to properly understand what it is, how it’s used and what its effects are on us and those we care about. Furthermore, when you consider that between 20-50% of

Safeguarding refers to the process of protecting children (those under the age of 18) and adults at risk from harm, abuse, and neglect. It is particularly relevant to individuals or organisations that provide care or support services in any setting. Safeguarding also involves promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults by taking action to

Taking the First Step OK, so I want to make a difference, but I have no idea how. So I begin with a single footstep. Asking questions, talking to services users (this is the label that us healthcare professionals give the individuals in our care), relatives and friends of service users. Exploring Ideas and Gathering

I am typing this as I dust off my open toe sandals and store away my winter coat. Brighter, sunnier, longer days = mood elevated and the feeling that anything is possible. I will continue where I left off and introduce you properly to Joyce. As the story unfolds you will hopefully see all the