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Balancing self care whilst working with The Good Care Group

Posted 06 Aug 2024

Balancing self care whilst working with The Good Care Group

Striking a work-life balance is crucial for our wellbeing and the wellbeing of those we care for. So how can we manage this delicate equilibrium effectively? Self-care is a vital practice that helps us maintain our mental, emotional, and physical
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The Good Care Group – Travel Guide

Posted 03 Jun 2024

The Good Care Group – Travel Guide

At The Good Care Group (TGCG), we place great emphasis on ensuring the comfort and convenience of our carers. We understand that travelling to and from your placement can sometimes feel challenging, which is why we have designed a comprehensive
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5 ways live-in care supports privacy for older people

Posted 08 Feb 2024

5 ways live-in care supports privacy for older people

One of the unique and highly beneficial aspects of live-in care is its ability to provide a greater degree of privacy for older people. Preserving privacy is not just about maintaining physical boundaries but also about upholding dignity and autonomy,
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Dementia training for carers

Posted 01 Dec 2021

Dementia training for carers

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14 Packing Tips For Carers Coming To The UK

Posted 17 Dec 2020

14 Packing Tips For Carers Coming To The UK

1. Make a list Worried you may forget something essential? Create a list of everything you will need and check items off as you pack. This will ensure all essential items are in your bag and ready to go. 2.
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Our live-in carers are equipped to spot infection early

Posted 11 Nov 2020

Our live-in carers are equipped to spot infection early

How we are enabling effective prevention and detection of infections within our live-in care service. Image 1 illustrates the different trajectory for a client with a UTI pre and post implementation of urinalysis kits The first key learning from the
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What to consider when planning your discharge from hospital?

Posted 01 Oct 2020

What to consider when planning your discharge from hospital?

Planning your own or a loved one’s discharge from hospital is essential to help facilitate a speedier recovery at home. Continuing recovery in the comfort of your own home, instead of going into respite care, also reduces the risk of
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When the Concern is for the Carer – by Dr Rudy Capildeo, FRCP, Consultant Neurologist

Posted 09 Sep 2020

When the Concern is for the Carer – by Dr Rudy Capildeo, FRCP, Consultant Neurologist

John is 83 years of age, round faced, tanned, cheerful, smiling a shock of white hair and a slight roll as he walks. A picture of health, strong legs and a good gait, he always comes into the clinic room
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Five ways to communicate to someone living with dementia

Posted 09 Mar 2020

Five ways to communicate to someone living with dementia

Communicating with someone living with dementia can be challenging, but there are effective strategies that can make a real difference. In this article, we’ll explore some of these techniques, including our own ‘EVER’ model. Developed by our in-house Admiral Nurse,
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Why dementia care demands a SPECAL approach

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Why dementia care demands a SPECAL approach

One in six of us will develop dementia at some point during our lifetimes. For a condition that affects so many, it is surprising that we’re only just beginning to take steps towards understanding and trying to minimise its negative
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