Social care to receive £269 million to boost staff levels and testing - GOV.UK | #chronicillnessVOICE #health #patients #medical #research #pharma related newsletter for everyone #notjustpatients - Mon, Jan 18 2021

The impact of the new variant is being felt across the country, with staff absence rates rising sharply both in care homes and among home care staff, due to testing positive or having to self-isolate. The funding announced today will protect and…

This calendar is a new addition to our series of monthly action calendars which have been used by millions of people and translated into 20+ languages. Thanks to Peter Harper for coming up with the original calendar idea and also to the many other…

Yn y bwletin yr wythnos hon: Darllen am sut y mae aelodau Cymru o Gymuned Cynnwys Ymchwil Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol wedi helpu i lansio adroddiad newydd Cael gwybod mwy am brosiect ymchwil newydd y Ganolfan Iechyd Meddwl Genedlaethol i…

There is a common saying that if the care we provide our clients is not culturally sensitive, then it is not trauma-informed. I am a big believer in meeting our clients' cultural needs, and in respecting and celebrating the beauty of their…

Headline: Roughly 40% of patients with advanced, progressive gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (GEP-NETs) treated with pembrolizumab (Keytruda) in combination with lanreotide (Somulatine Depot) achieved stable disease, according to…

RAiISE Your Voice is a blog series in which we provide a platform for young people to share their stories and speak up about issues they face whilst living with invisible illnesses and conditions. In this post, we hear from Chris Bright, who has…

Disability Rights UK – Jan 13

In answer to a written parliamentary question, the Minister for Disabled People Justin Tomlinson has outlined recent changes made to statutory sick pay (SSP) entitlement rules. “Individuals are eligible for SSP, from day one - rather than…