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CQC says still room for improvement
Late last year the CQC spurred Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust into action after they raised concerns about infection prevention and control.
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Training Epilepsy Awareness to Carers
Our Epilepsy Awareness training is designed to familiarise staff with the causes, triggers and treatment of the condition and has been described by delegates as ‘very informative and enjoyable’. It is suitable for staff that are new to epilepsy care as well as serving as a useful refresher for more experienced carers.
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New National Clinical Director for Dementia
The Department of Health has announced that Professor Alistair Burns has been appointed as the new National Clinical Director for Dementia.
Professor Burns, who is currently the Professor of Old Age Psychiatry at the University of Manchester and Manchester Academic Health Science Centre, will be in charge of promoting better care of people with dementia within the NHS and social care communities and will oversee the implementation of the National Dementia Strategy.
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New plan for better protection of vulnerable adults
The Department of Health has responded to a review of the 2000 “No Secrets” policy by announcing plans to introduce new government legislation that will make it mandatory for every local area to have a Safeguarding Adults Board in place.
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Government funded training available
Available to organisations that are based in the Midlands, we are able to offer the following courses that can lead to formal qualifications and are mapped to Skills for Care and CQC requirements.
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