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of delays in ongoing checks and treatment throughout the pandemic. 2 A British Dental Journal article on the Gwên am Byth programme1 highlights how improvements in dentistry in the 20th century now mean ... living in care homes in Wales - from anecdote, through policy into action https://www.nature.com/articles/s41415-020-2400-2 2 https://www.ageuk.org.uk/cymru/get-involved/covid-19-survey/ 3 Further information
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options if you have potential to improve in the short term 39 11.1 Intermediate care 40 11.2 Reablement services 40 11.3 NHS rehabilitation services (including ‘Step Down to Recover’ bedded facilities) ... daily living tasks. Factsheet 37w December 2023 40 of 71 The sub sections below contain brief introductory information on these topic areas. You may also
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incontinence – https://111.wales.nhs.uk/encyclopaedia/i/article/incontinence,urinary Bowel incontinence – https://111.wales.nhs.uk/Encyclopaedia/i/article/incontinence,bowel Also, see Age UK’s information ... for you; 5 ‘Alzheimer's disease’, NHS 111 Wales website: https://111.wales.nhs.uk/encyclopaedia/a/article/alzheimersdisease (last accessed 10 January 2023). Factsheet 44w January 2023
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independence and remain active.35 29 Age Cymru (2016) EnvisAGE. Towards an age friendly Wales. Article by Charles Musselwhite ‘Vision for an age friendly transport system in Wales’ https://www.ageuk.org ... them to live independently, participate in their communities and access education, employment, health 40 Age UK (2017) Painful Journeys https://www.ageuk.org.uk/our-impact/campaigning/painful-journeys/
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the Equality Act 2010 (which absorbed the Employment Equality (Age) Regulations introduced in 2006). 40% of workers aged 50 and over believe they have been disadvantaged at work for appearing too old across ... people continuing working are remaining in their existing jobs rather than seeking new ones.10 A 2011 article from The Economist on this subject concluded: “The idea that society can become more prosperous by
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that are increased by the rise in the energy price cap of 54% in April 2022 and an assumed rise of 40% in October 2022. Household income are changed in line with output data (to 2021-22) and then forecast ... that are increased by the rise in the energy price cap of 54% in April 2022 and an assumed rise of 40% in October 2022. Household income are changed in line with output data (to 2021-22) and then forecast
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rate taxpayer when below age 65 who becomes a basic rate taxpayer on retirement would need to be over 40 per cent to maintain the same gross fund value.x 5) Complexity of concurrent legacy systems If ... match £15.3bn £4.0bn £19.3bn TEE – 40% match £19.4bn £5.1bn £24.5bn TEE – 50% match £23.2bn £6.2bn £29.4bn Given that under a TEE scenario a match payment of at least 40 per cent is required to generate
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Hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption ............................................................... 40 Chart 26: Low vitamin D levels - the ‘sunshine vitamin’ .......................................... ... strength, balance or walking ................................................................ 57 Chart 40: Common mental health problems - seeking help ....................................................
