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enable more people to enjoy a dignified, secure and fulfilling later life. Devolution Many of the key areas that we know impact older people in Wales such as health and social care services, transport
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leaders from the financial services industry, Government, consumer groups and regulators to discuss the key issues and to consider improvements to practice and policy. We also carried out research, commissioned ... consulted older people. The Commission’s work will culminate in a report in summer 2014. It will set out key recommendations for the financial services industry, regulators and Government to improve information
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to manage their daily living tasks more independently and safely – for example, grabrails, raised toilet seats, rising/reclining chairs, stairlifts, modified baths or showers, or hoists to help lift people
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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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tools which enable a human rights based approach to different aspects of healthcare. Working with key stakeholders to try and develop a more strategic approach to human rights in healthcare. As part of ... with Dignity Champions, including a cabinet member, staff and service user representation, who are key to ensuring that everyone is involved in discussions about how to address spending cuts whilst maintaining
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such phenomena produce our incredibly complex personalities, thoughts, behaviours and capacities. Key research illustrating how much more there is to find out shows that people with advanced pathological ... health services for other reasons than cognitive decline, for example hospital admission.29 One of the key objectives of the DH 2009 Dementia Strategy was to obtain accurate, early diagnosis and intervention
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impacts on their health. (See our recent report on older people and scams for more information.3) Key points i. Older people are increasingly using the internet, although three in five (61%) people aged
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ascertain the impact that the 2015 ‘freedom and choice’ reforms have had on individual consumers. Key points and recommendations It is of great concern that the Financial Conduct Authority’s Retirement
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Pension, how it was calculated, or how much people might receive when they retire.’ii 3. One of the key aims of the new State Pension is to produce a simper system and, in time, everyone with at least 35
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calling for blanket age limits in lending to be replaced with appropriate use of underwriting). Key points and recommendations The regulatory approach should make explicit the importance of understanding
