Charlotte Ham, Author at The Good Care Group

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National Carers Week 2025

Posted 09 Jun 2025

National Carers Week 2025

National Carers Week takes place in June every year. The event is designed to support the six million people in the UK who provide care at home for elderly and disabled people. Providing care at home is a hugely demanding
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Winner – Domiciliary Care Provider of the Year

Posted 05 Jun 2025

Winner – Domiciliary Care Provider of the Year

The Good Care Group has been named Domiciliary Care Provider of the Year at the HealthInvestor Awards 2025, held last night in London, beating off stiff competition from eleven other providers. The annual awards recognise the very best in health
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Subtle early signs of dementia

Posted 03 Jun 2025

Subtle early signs of dementia

During Dementia Action week in May, we saw our Admiral Nurse, Dr Jane Pritchard, featured in The Mirror, sharing her insights on the early signs of dementia. We understand the importance of spreading awareness and advice on dementia, so that
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What to avoid saying to someone with dementia

Posted 19 May 2025

What to avoid saying to someone with dementia

According to the NHS, more than 944,000 people in the UK are living with dementia – a number that continues to rise as life expectancy increases. To mark Dementia Action Week (19 – 25 May) in the UK, Dr Jane
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The benefits of an early dementia diagnosis

Posted 13 Aug 2024

The benefits of an early dementia diagnosis

Dementia is a progressive condition that profoundly impacts individuals and their families, affecting memory, cognitive skills, and daily functioning. Early diagnosis of dementia is crucial in managing the condition effectively and ensuring the best possible quality of life for those
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What is Frontotemporal dementia?

Posted 13 Aug 2024

What is Frontotemporal dementia?

Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) is a group of brain disorders caused by the progressive degeneration of the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain. This type of dementia primarily affects personality, behaviour, and language, making it distinct from other forms of
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How is dementia diagnosed?

Posted 13 Aug 2024

How is dementia diagnosed?

If you are concerned about your memory or think you might have dementia, it is important to see a GP. Sometimes there is a treatable cause of memory loss, and there are also now medications available to help with many
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How to make a dementia memory box

Posted 13 Aug 2024

How to make a dementia memory box

Dementia memory boxes are more than just collections of personal belongings; they are poignant tools designed to evoke memories, stimulate cognition, and provide comfort for individuals living with dementia. These specially curated boxes contain items that hold significant meaning from
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Understanding the connection between dementia and delirium

Posted 13 Aug 2024

Understanding the connection between dementia and delirium

Dementia and delirium are two distinct but often interrelated conditions that affect cognitive function. Dementia is a chronic, progressive disorder characterised by a gradual decline in memory, thinking, and the ability to perform everyday activities. Delirium, on the other hand,
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What is dementia?

Posted 13 Aug 2024

What is dementia?

Dementia is a broad term used to describe a range of symptoms associated with a decline in memory, cognitive skills, and the ability to perform everyday activities. Affecting millions of families across the UK, dementia not only impacts those diagnosed
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