Beloved Homecare shares how it has coped with the pandemic so far, lessons learned and advice for those providers who are struggling through the crisis.
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Daughters of people with dementia take on the vast majority of their care responsibilities, but live-in care could help take the pressure off, says Peter Seldon.
Ben Ashton discusses the surge in applications for care roles he has seen during the pandemic, and the opportunities and challenges that this has brought.
Additional cost pressures facing home care providers during the pandemic might mean that putting their business up for sale is an necessary option.
Sally Knocker, consultant for Meaningful Care Matters, explains why the Butterfly Approach can never be put on hold, even in a pandemic.
CarePlanner discusses what sets the new government campaign apart from previous efforts in boosting the social care workforce.
Neil Eastwood, CEO of social care recruitment specialist Sticky People and founder of employee referral app Care Friends, offers his expert advice.
The Immigration Advice Service reacts to post-Brexit immigration rules and proposed investment for care robots.
More and more care providers are building intergenerational projects into their activity planning, writes The Access Group MD, Steve Sawyer.
As the health crisis escalates, NHS thinking regarding elderly patient discharge has to change fast, writes Consultas Care CEO Peter Seldon.