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The Symptoms of TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack)

Posted 05 Sep 2023

The Symptoms of TIA (Transient Ischaemic Attack)

A transient ischaemic attack (TIA) is a temporary blockage of blood flow to the brain. It is often called a “mini stroke” because it disrupts blood supply to parts of the brain, leading to symptoms similar to those of a
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What’s in a care plan?

Posted 05 Sep 2023

What’s in a care plan?

A care plan is a comprehensive document that outlines all of a person’s specific health and social care needs and the actions required to address them. It serves as a roadmap for the care and support a person requires from
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How many types of diabetes are there?

Posted 31 Aug 2023

How many types of diabetes are there?

There are many different types of diabetes with the two most common being: Type 1 diabetes and Type 2 diabetes. Each type of diabetes has its own causes, symptoms, and treatments. Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects millions of
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Support after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Posted 24 Jul 2023

Support after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Receiving or hearing the news of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be a challenging, life-changing event that can bring a mixture of emotions to you or your loved ones. You may be feeling shocked or in disbelief by the news and
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Choosing The Best Personal Alarms for the Elderly

Posted 21 Jun 2023

Choosing The Best Personal Alarms for the Elderly

Personal alarms are small, wearable alarm systems that can call for help in case of injury, illness or slips and falls. By pressing a button on the alarm system, an alarm will sound or the device will contact a pre-agreed
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Benefits and entitlements for the elderly

Posted 24 May 2023

Benefits and entitlements for the elderly

Understanding what benefits and entitlements we are entitled to as we get older can be a confusing and daunting task. With so many different options available, it can be difficult to know where to start and what you may be
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How to Keep the Elderly Warm in Bed

Posted 24 May 2023

How to Keep the Elderly Warm in Bed

As we get older, our bodies go through several changes that can make us more susceptible to the cold. The elderly, in particular, are more likely to feel the effects of low temperatures, especially when they are in bed at
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What is a care needs assessment?

Posted 23 May 2023

What is a care needs assessment?

Needing extra care and support to maintain independence and quality of life can happen at any stage in life. If you find that you need extra support to live a full and independent life at home, there are care funding
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Supporting clients who experience sundowning

Posted 05 May 2023

Supporting clients who experience sundowning

Our resident dementia expert Dr Jane Pritchard, explains what is meant by ‘sundowning’ in dementia and helpful tips on reducing discomfort and distress. ‘Sundowning’ is the name given to when people with dementia become more confused, anxious or distressed during
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Top tips on how to prepare for a Live-in Care interview with The Good Care Group

Posted 01 Feb 2023

Top tips on how to prepare for a Live-in Care interview with The Good Care Group

We all know how daunting interviews can feel. At The Good Care Group, we want you to feel relaxed and prepared to speak with our team of Recruiters. When you are invited to a final interview, our Recruiters will conduct
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