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Adapting overseas models of health and social care to the UK: what could work?
Providing help funded through long-term care insurance may be part of the answer
How to inform service users quickly in dementia care
Nurses and people with dementia can work together to conduct research that informs services
How our youth-obsessed culture affects attitudes to ageing skin
Nurses can help to promote a more positive approach to skincare in older people
The stereotypes and gender barriers that stop men working in hospices
A hospice nurse is caring, empathetic, kind and wise… so why is our image of that person...
The day to remember in older people's care...
With all the celebratory days, pressure injury prevention day is one worthy of a calendar...
Exercise must have a place in everyday life of care homes
Encouraging a full range of movement in older people provides astonishing benefits
‘Mum and I were confused as to why Dad would be given morphine’
Gosport case causes dementia campaigner to reflect on her father's treatment...
Putting the care back into healthcare: What Matters to You?
A new campaign aims to make compassion central to the healthcare experiences of older people
Why dementia-friendly boroughs matter
The London borough community initiative that is exploring what a dementia-friendly borough...
Get moving: take on the challenge of patient mobility
Nurses can help educate patients on how to prevent deconditioning due to bed rest and...
CPR or comfort measures: between a rock and a hard place
The Resuscitation Council (UK) states that less than 10% of people who have cardiopulmonary...
Why older people's oral health matters
Enabling older people to look after their teeth helps prevent serious disease and allows...