@bealejonathan@bealejonathan great article about probably the finest care home in the UK if not the world! And even they have had their struggles. It would be good to know how veterans are getting on in ‘civilian’ care homes
'We’ve already seen the devastating effect of coronavirus on people with dementia who catch it, but our [research] reveals that the threat of the virus extends far beyond that.' @KateLeeCEO
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@UnimportantO Am sure that’s true for many and don’t think tracking means bothering individuals. More given the cases of PTSD and medical records getting lost in the system , and simply recording data such as suicides, it would be useful
Not quite PPI but £millions going unclaimed. This is complex but well worth sorting for your Mum. Also for all #carers take a look at https://t.co/3R6rI86Ld3 and there’s some great advice on money matters from @DementiaUK at https://t.co/6IYbYkBhJ0 @ASCAPPG
About half the UK care home population. We don’t know all the needs in those 18,000 homes, but we can be pretty sure they want love and to know we’re there for them. https://t.co/IePqOpjGzQ
The big lessons we need to learn are about the integration between health and social care, the need for a workforce plan aligned to an NHS workforce plan which allows people to move across systems, and the need for a long term funding solution, says @ProfMartinGreen
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but the early signs were there...... now the question is what can we do about it? @ASCAPPG@rosaltmann@Helen_Whately https://t.co/XPbn9qkbZP
We’ve been ignoring care homes for too long. #Covid_19 underlines the need for a radical realignment of the #NHS and #socialcare after the crisis has passed. In the meantime, what is really happening in our care homes? #carehomeDYNAMO@SCappg@DHSCgovuk@Cobseo