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Latest news

  • Strengthening palliative and end-of-life care in care homes: an action plan to meet current and future needs
    12/08/22

  • Understanding & Overcoming the Psychological Impact of Hair Loss – A Wellbeing Guide
    12/08/22

  • Housing with Care Awards
    12/08/22

  • Draft Mental Health Bill 2022
    12/08/22

  • Age UK Warns Older People Caring for Loved Ones are Dangerously Tired and Short of Support
    12/08/22

  • 51 tips to help someone that is living with dementia
    12/08/22

  • Three in five people affected by dementia struggled with too little support over last year
    12/08/22

  • OCD and autism: where does one begin and the other end?
    12/08/22

  • High-quality, personalised continence care for people with dementia must be a key priority, NIHR review finds
    12/08/22

  • 10 top tips for dignified mealtimes for someone living with dementia
    12/08/22

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