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CONTENTS Foreword…..page 2 Executive summary…..page 3 Chapter One – Why will the NHS need to change?.....page 7 Chapter Two – What will the future look like? A new relationship with patients and communities… ... Chapter Three – What will the future look like? New models of care…..page 17 - Emerging models…..page 17 - One size fits all?.....page 18 - New care models….page 20 - How we will support local co-design
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interests to make such an intervention happen – Government, employers, pension schemes and individuals will all benefit – and the July 2017 announcement of bringing forward the SPA rise to 68 reinforces its ... and one of his recommendations was for a ‘Mid-Life MOT’ in people’s late 50s and early 60s. Age UK has long supported a similar proposal and we agree with the Review’s recommendation – however we believe
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WC1H 9NA. 2 About this consultation Under legislation already in place, women’s State Pension age will be 65 from November 2018, 66 for both men and women from October 2020 and 67 from March 2028. Current ... 68 from April 2046 but the Government is looking at this again and will produce a report by May 2017. The Government’s decision will be informed by a report from the Government Actuary's Department and
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going out in the car in bad weather if possible, and make sure you follow advice on driving conditions near you. If you do need to go out, pack up the following kit in case you get stuck: blankets, a bottle
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Visintainer provides an insight into the Men’s Sheds movement in Wales, with a focus on The Squirrel’s Nest near Bridgend which was the first Men’s Shed in Wales. Men’s Sheds provide a relaxed, friendly environment ... feels she simply has to keep him well, stating “He understands me and I understand him and I don’t want to imagine life without him – who will I speak to? These four walls?” There are also those who experience
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of being able to complete everyday tasks independently § While older people tend to accept that it will become harder to complete these tasks as they get older, as the ability to do these things without ... is that to encourage older people to engage with preventative strategies and frailty services, it will be important to: o Build on existing beliefs that ‘living with frailty’ is not an inevitable or irreversible
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old Liz Lloyd 34 Know that loneliness is not inevitable Vanessa Burholt 38 Understand that we will still need care homes Julienne Meyer and Tom Owen 40 Maintain personhood Julian Hughes 42 Prevent ... living on the whole planet who had reached a similar age. Yet by the middle of this century, there will be around 400 million people over the age of 80 globally, the vast majority living in what are today
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Sector Equality Duty Page 2 of 22 Contents 1 What is the Equality Act? 3 1.1 How does the law protect me from age discrimination? 3 1.2 Reasonable adjustments and the Public Sector Equality Duty 5 1.3 In ... orientation. These are called ‘protected characteristics’ under the Act. 1.1 How does the law protect me from age discrimination? You are protected against different types of discrimination under the Act
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or informal carers that will come across older or vulnerable people at risk of a fall or having already fallen. Their assistance in managing situations or preventing a fall will be critical. Did you know ... 000 older people will fall more than once in their own home • • 8,100 will suffer a serious injury and end up in hospital • • 3,000 will need a hip replacement • • 1,500 will lose their independence
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rules, constitution or terms of reference. The group must have its own bank account, as the grant will only be paid by BACS. Grants cannot be made to individuals. What type of activity can be funded ... This grant programme will not fund the following: Activities not taking place between November 2018 and 28 February 2019 Winter warmth services and projects Activities that will not directly benefit
