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Project Officers in the South Wales Region, with occasional travel across the region as required. Key areas will be: 1. Cardiff & Vale and Morgannwg 2. Gwent (Blaenau Gwent, Monmouthshire, Newport, Caerphilly
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arrangements according to their work demands, this must be understood and respected • Talk to your key contact if you need to discuss any changes. 3 ------------------------
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survey we undertook in Summer 2020 for people aged 50 or over across Wales, and is being undertaken by key organisations that represent older people. It is important that Welsh Government and others hear from
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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
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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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To contribute to the evaluation and development of the Dementia Advocacy Project using client and key stakeholder feedback. 8. To use reflective practice and give and receive constructive feedback to support
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P consents or in P’s best interest • has right to support from an IMCA www.stthomastraining.co.uk Key issues going forward • Start date: 1st October 2020 • Code of Practice and Regulations - consultation
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To contribute to the evaluation and development of the Dementia Advocacy Project using client and key stakeholder feedback. 8. To use reflective practice and give and receive constructive feedback to support
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another object and continue the story. Don’t worry about the story being wacky or nonsensical. The key is to include all residents who are keen to take part, and all the objects. Write the story up afterwards
