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increases and cuts to public services. I worry about all the public toilets being shut. How can you go out for a day if there are no public toilets?” A significant number also reported growing anxieties about ... house was in need of repairs This was the same as last year. For those who owned their own homes, key issues were the costs of repairs and maintenance, which for many were unaffordable. “My house is nearly
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secondary care. o Funding the third sector - the third sector is increasingly being recognised as a key partner in the realisation of an integrated health and social care service. Third sector organisations ... basic household tasks, such as laundry, and help with personal hygiene, including assisting with the toilet. 12. Sustained and appropriate funding will ensure that the services listed above remain able to
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increases and cuts to public services. I worry about all the public toilets being shut. How can you go out for a day if there are no public toilets?” A significant number also reported growing anxieties about ... house was in need of repairs This was the same as last year. For those who owned their own homes, key issues were the costs of repairs and maintenance, which for many were unaffordable. “My house is nearly
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are referred to throughout the report as ‘crises’.) This report poses and gives some answers to two key questions: 1. What specific risks do older people face before, during and after a crisis? For example ... care services. The broader emergency planning framework recognises that the voluntary sector has a key role. Finally, the Financial Conduct Authority – the financial industry regulator – is increasingly
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Public toilets were found to be the worst scoring element in local communities, with more than half of the respondents scoring their community three or less out of 10. The lack of public toilet facilities ... facilities was the key factor. Issues were also raised over the cleanliness and accessibility of facilities and limited opening hours Older people expressed that their voices were not heard locally, with more
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discusses how local authorities can contribute to improvements in older people’s housing 3 1. Key points and recommendations All local authorities should have an older people’s housing strategy ... small or cramped in poor locations will not encourage older people to move. Local authorities have a key role in encouraging developers to improve the design and standards that will appeal to older people
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think some major themes have emerged that are necessary for effective services for older people. These key messages are not necessarily new but the lessons learned from research have not been consistently followed ... use of – opportunities for additional benefits. Caroline Abrahams Charity Director General, Age UK Key messages 5 Six Completion of tasks should not be the only criterion by which a service is judged
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might include; cooking; housework; lifting, washing and dressing the person cared for; helping with toileting needs; administering medication; and providing emotional support. It might help the person you’re
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Adult Practice Reviews (Welsh Government, 2016); These guidance documents provide a framework for key agencies to prevent, identify and respond to the abuse (or potential abuse) of vulnerable adults. ... able to look after him or herself is left unattended and so put at risk. Not being helped to the toilet when assistance is requested. “Untreated injuries and medical problems”. “Inconsistent or reluctant
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foundations of dignified care 12 Ensuring that every member of staff is responsible for dignity 13 The key role of ward sisters, charge nurses and care home managers 17 The responsibilities of boards and senior ... Although the 37 recommendations in this report are directed at the system in England, we believe that the key messages will also be of value to practitioners in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, several of
