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prevention…..page 10 - Empowering patients…..page 13 - Engaging communities…..page 14 - The NHS as a social movement…..page 15 Chapter Three – What will the future look like? New models of care…..page 17 - ... remains unwavering in that commitment to universal healthcare, irrespective of age, health, race, social status or ability to pay. To high quality care for all. Our values haven’t changed, but our world
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alert. Profile A description that may include your personal details and is used to identify you on a social networking website. This can be set as public (viewed by everyone) or private (only viewed by certain ... texts, can connect to the internet, send emails, and do a number of other functions like a computer. Social networking website An online community where you can connect with friends, family and other people
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this greater understanding to potential service users, information and advice services and also to social workers and health professionals. Increased training and information is required by professionals ... all local authorities have now commissioned independent professional advocacy services under the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 (The Act). Concern was raised during interviews in 2020
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this greater understanding to potential service users, information and advice services and also to social workers and health professionals. Increased training and information is required by professionals ... all local authorities have now commissioned independent professional advocacy services under the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014 (The Act). Concern was raised during interviews in 2020
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providers) should understand the vulnerable circumstances that make switching difficult, including being socially isolated and/or bereaved, living with physical or mental health conditions or sensory impairments ... be an increase in the use of complex ‘price optimisation’, resulting in increased prices for less active consumers. Regulators should proactively research and monitor this issue and consider possible interventions
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long-standing myth that falls are an inevitable part of getting older. We strive for older people to live active and independent lives free from falling over. If you’d like to join the Taskforce please contact
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Friend in Need - telephone befriending service Fundraising Independent Volunteer Advocate Physical Activity Research. We ask you to complete a volunteering interest form and speak to a staff member about
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areas have the means to get out to buy food, get medical attention, get money and pay bills, and have social contact. These are basic features of a decent life and ought to be a high priority in transport policy ... scheme has been invaluable in helping older people in Wales to retain their independence and remain active, and it is vital that this continues to be supported by the Welsh Government. We are extremely concerned
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through the organisations involved. From health to employment, transport to communication, finances to social care, we want to hear what matters to you. How to complete our survey To complete the survey online
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contact the local authority social services department to arrange a carer's assessment . As well as assessing the needs of the person you care for, your local authority's social services department should ... you in your caring role. Further information can be found within our factsheet: Factsheet 41w: Social care assessments for older people with care needs in Wales The factsheet also includes information
