Dame Moira Gibb, the chair of the Board of Skills for Care, will oversee the first Digital Care Conference later this year.
The government has renewed its Better Care Fund (BCF) for 2019/20, with over £6.4 billion available in pooled funding.
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The organisation has invested in its clinical training team, making it possible for more staff to deliver acute clinical care from the patient’s own home.
The service, operated by Housing 21, is now in the England’s 2% of care facilities for older people considered to be ‘Outstanding’ by the regulator.
NHS England has developed a new survey to gain a better understanding of the levels of flu vaccination uptake in the social care workforce.
The award recognises the company’s commitment to sustainable development, conducting business in a way that impacts positively on the environment.
The new service will provide personal care, hospital-to-home assistance, live-in care and specialist dementia care.
The learning disabilities charity said these practices that are “negatively impacting” productivity and financial stability in the adult social care sector.
Scientists at the University College London is leading the project in partnership with Alzheimer’s Research UK.
Community-based social enterprises are being explored as the council looks to address the difficulty of meeting the demand for domiciliary care.