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Cuts leading to higher hospital admissions, increased isolation and more pressure on carers, warn professionals in response to survey by Age UK and The College of Social Work.
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Kay Sheldon, who rang alarms over Care Quality Commission, says Lansley backed down when she threatened to sue The whistleblower at the health regulator who had raised concerns over care at the Morecambe Bay NHS foundation trust has accused Andrew...
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HEALTHCARE for children with heart defects should be merged with adult services to improve safety and address ongoing staffing concerns, according to Scotland’s medical watchdog.
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Social workers 'lie' to get care for elderly, the dangers of third-hand smoke ...
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Membership criteria: We're not fussy! If you are interested in adult social care and curry you are in! How much does it cost to participate? The cost of your curry. This is a coalition of the willi...
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The Scottish Government published a plan to tackle fuel poverty and reduce Scotland's carbon footprint by improving the energy efficiency of housing.
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Research reveals more than 70 women and girls seek treatment every month after undergoing illegal procedure, likely to be a fraction of the true figure More than 70 women and girls in Britain seek treatment every month after undergoing female...
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Two factories that employ disabled workers must not be stripped of their assets or have their workload transferred to Asia, a former prime minister has demanded.
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Telegraph.co.uk Social workers admit 'fiddling the system' to get care for frail elderly Telegraph.co.uk Age UK and the College of Social Work, who jointly conducted the research, said it was a dramatic indictment of the crisis the care system is...
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Last week I was in New York City where I gave the keynote at the International Conference on E-Learning in the Workplace. The title was Social learning; the changing face of workplace learning.â?Â... Via Marta Torán, irissorg
Marta Torán's curator insight,
June 17, 2013 2:12 PM
Jane Hart comparte las trasparencias de su conferencia en Nueva York.
Además también comparte sus notas, lo que las hace aún más interesantes.
Tratan sobre Aprendizaje Social y el cambio que supone en el lugar de trabajo.
MUY INTERESANTE |
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An article examined policy and practice responses to the 'hidden' population of birth mothers who experienced successive, permanent removal of their children to state care and/or adoption.
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So much has changed since I was an undiagnosed dyslexic at school, but its wonders and contradictions remain hard to convey
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NSPCC says media must be careful of presenting relationship between teacher and pupil as love story
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The current economic situation and planned welfare reform have led to concerns over a potential increase in problematic debt (not only rent arrears) among social housing residents.
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This week York and Bradford launch their local Dementia Action Alliances. Getting to this stage reflects a lot of hard work, action research and commitment on behalf of many players over the past couple of years, says Philly Hare.
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Labour's social enterprise spokesperson believes the government is "trying to distort" social enterprises The appointment of Chris White as social value ambassador is another sign that the Conservatives are trying to position themselves as...
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This week's Spending Review and next week's Lords debate of the Care Bill provide the government with opportunities to start solving our care crisis. (The social care system is on its knees: what is the Chancellor going to do?
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The Scottish Government published (following consultations) a Bill designed to improve the criminal justice system.
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My predictions include a meritocracy for doctors, a massive reduction in patient costs, and more. Via Alex Butler
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The BMA, meeting this week, must end its policy of appeasement and start opposing the 'reforms' instead This week hundreds of doctors meeting for the annual BMA conference in Edinburgh will debate the wreckage left by Lansley's Health and Social...
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Nearly half of 9,908 IT workers surveyed report that social tools at work help increase their productivity, but more than 30 percent of companies underestimate the value of these tools and often...
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“Technologies for Active Aging offers novel answers to a range of aging issues, from safety and mobility to cognition and continence.
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