The May 2013 edition of our free newsletter e-nlighten has been published and you can access it here: e-nlighten Newsletter May 2013
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The May 2013 edition of our free newsletter e-nlighten has been published and you can access it here: e-nlighten Newsletter May 2013
It seems hardly a week goes by without there being news of some new treatment with the potential to radically slow or even reverse the effects of dementia. For now at least, the only certainty is that numbers of people with the condition are increasing and will continue to increase. Across our society we need …read more
The coming national minimum standards for compulsory basic training of care workers should be a welcome development for everyone, including care providers. Clearly for service users and their families, the expectation that every care worker will have received basic training on personal care and issues such as dignity and respect will be reassuring. Having clear …read more
We are proud to be supporting a special event to help employers make their businesses more dementia friendly. Dementia and Your Business 18% of people diagnosed continue to work 27% of people caring for for somebody with dementia continue to work Come and see us on Friday 19 April at the Lower Guildhall, Plymouth 10am …read more