Latest news

• DIGNITY THROUGH CREATIVE ACTIVITY
  10/06/10

  Making Art Available to All - A Focus on Ability Rather Than Disability

• THE CARDS ARE BACK!
  10/06/10

  Welcoming back the Dignity Challenge Cards at the beginning of July 2010

• EVERYBODY MATTERS 3
  10/06/10

  Examining the good practice of engaging patients and relatives of patients in decision making to promote dignity

• How can the web be part of caring for older people?
  10/06/10

  If you work with residential nursing homes and care homes, Patient Opinion want to work with you to see how the web can help you better connect with your residents and relatives.

• SCIE's the limit on the Dignity Factors
  09/06/10

  Today SCIE launched the all new, singing and dancing, Dignity in Care Online Practice Guide. It includes new resources and good practice around the Dignity Factors and two new sections - pain and end of life care.

• Taking Charge - Useful Ways for a Beginner to Get The Most Out of A Computer
  03/06/10

  Telling what's what to your wattage

• What's The Big Idea On The Menu? B.I.G. Ideas Winner - Launched During National Vegetarian Week"
  03/06/10

  The Launch Of 'Food For All'- Vegetarian Master Classes

• Everybody matters 2: promoting dignity in acute care through effective communication
  03/06/10

  Good communication is vital to dignified care. This project explored the ways in which nurses could improve their relationships with both patients and colleagues.

• The Nursing Times Patient Dignity Award
  02/06/10

  Would you like to be recognised for your excellence and innovation in patient care - or do you know someone who should be?

• A Dignified Revolution Newsletter
  02/06/10

  Look here to find the latest news from A Dignified Revolution

• National Volunteers Week - Put dignity volunteering on the map
  02/06/10

  1^st to 7^th June is National Volunteers Week - find out how you could get involved and promote volunteering around dignity in care.

• Is it time for you to asses your knowledge and delivery of dignified services?
  17/05/10

  Does your place of work offer a dignified service to all its customers, Is there room for improvement, or do you think its all under control? Take a short self assessment to find out.

• Networks of support
  17/05/10

  Today we have launched a new champion network map. This map is designed to identify local networks that champions are currently involved with and others can join. Please add your local support network to the map.

• Help us to support you
  17/05/10

  We need you to take this short questionnaire to tell us how we can improve this website. The website is the main point of information for many dignity champions so we want to ensure it supports you in the way that you need.

• Bright Idea Grant winners - your role to play
  17/05/10

  The winners have been announced, and the projects are underway, but can you offer further support and advice to ensure these projects reach maximum potential?

• Start training your staff for free
  17/05/10

  Two new training packages have been developed to help champions deliver their own dignity training for staff. One package is designed to train staff working with older people in any care setting, the 2nd package will help any champions working with vulnerable adults including mental health and learning disabilities in care settings.

• Wirral LINk spreaheads the campaign locally
  14/05/10

  Read about Wirral LINks approach to involving local people in their campaign for dignity and respect in care services.

• Productive series - new resource for NHS on privacy and dignity
  14/05/10

  The NHS Institute has launched The Productive Series: 'Privacy, Dignity and Same-Sex Accommodation' supplement pack.
  
  

• Nominate your inspiring leaders in the NHS for an award
  14/05/10

  Closing date for nominations 28 May 2010.

• Care and Support Alliance Survey
  13/05/10

  If you are someone who uses care and support services, or if you care for a friend or relative who does, fill in this survey to feedback how the services you/they use have changed and what impact, if any, this has had.