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Who are the Care Quality Commission? Since 2009, the Care Quality Commission - aka the CQC, have been the independent regulator of health and social care in England. What do the CQC do? The purpose of the CQC is to ensure that health and social care facilities are providing safe, effective,...
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Care home life can become a little repetitive, so it’s always nice to have outings and activities planned for your residents to look forward to. A lot of people living in care homes miss being able to get out and do different things, so planning some days out that are suitable for everyone can be a great...
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Moving from the comfort of a home you’ve spent many happy years in, into a care environment can be incredibly daunting. Especially as moving into a care home comes with many changes; there’s a new way of life to adjust to, there’s new people, and new routines and procedures - it’s a...
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Disposable gloves have become a fundamental part of the healthcare industry, with all doctors, nurses, and care assistants expected to wear single use gloves when necessary. Since the late 1980s, the use of protective gloves have become a part of everyday medical practice, ensuring that both patients and...
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Anyone can have a fall, but older people and people with reduced mobility are more vulnerable to them. Trips and falls happen for many reason, and can often be unavoidable. Not only can falls and trips cause physical damage - bumps, bruises, and fractured bones - but they can also have a psychological impact,...
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Anyone can have a fall, but older people and people with reduced mobility are more vulnerable to them. Trips and falls happen for many reason, and can often be unavoidable. Not only can falls and trips cause physical damage - bumps, bruises, and fractured bones - but they can also have a psychological impact,...
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Anyone can have a fall, but older people and people with reduced mobility are more vulnerable to them. Trips and falls happen for many reasons and can often be unavoidable. Not only can falls and trips cause physical damage - bumps, bruises, and fractured bones - but they can also have a psychological impact,...
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As always, we’ve scoured all of the field safety updates for the last month and have put together a round up of the ones that are most relevant. This is our ninth post of field safety updates and our first post of 2017 - like always it focuses on health care product updates and alterations that are relevant...
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Anyone can have a fall, but older people and people with reduced mobility are more vulnerable to them. Trips and falls happen for many reasons and can often be unavoidable. Not only can falls and trips cause physical damage - bumps, bruises, and fractured bones - but they can also have a psychological impact,...
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A new year is upon us... We trust that you enjoyed the winter break. We’re happy to be back in the office once again and are looking forward to an incredibly exciting 2017! 2016 was a big year for us! Another year has passed us by, which means that another 29.46 million of our gloves...
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