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with protected characteristics are over and underrepresented. In doing so it is important that the form of qualitative and quantitative data and evidence gathering considers intersectionality. This provides ... varies across Wales so different areas will require different approaches. Changes to traditional forms of interaction that have happened through necessity through the pandemic should be looked at to evaluate
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around the management of medicines for adults receiving social care in the community. Older people form a large and growing part of the demographic this guideline will act to support so their needs are ... consent to taking medication, for example, but lack the mental capacity to make a decision about what form of medicine (liquid, powder, tablet) works for them. They may not like the taste and texture of a
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of Practice page 8 para 22 Creating an age friendly Wales The Code of Practice (Part 10, Advocacy) states that: Advocacy helps people to understand how they can be involved, how they can contribute and take ... gained the Quality Performance Mark and 10% are working towards it. Of the remaining providers, 40% stated that they did not have it and were not working towards it. • 80% of all advocates (paid and volunteer)
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of Practice page 8 para 22 Creating an age friendly Wales The Code of Practice (Part 10, Advocacy) states that: Advocacy helps people to understand how they can be involved, how they can contribute and take ... gained the Quality Performance Mark and 10% are working towards it. Of the remaining providers, 40% stated that they did not have it and were not working towards it. • 80% of all advocates (paid and volunteer)
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of Practice page 8 para 22 Creating an age friendly Wales The Code of Practice (Part 10, Advocacy) states that: Advocacy helps people to understand how they can be involved, how they can contribute and take ... gained the Quality Performance Mark and 10% are working towards it. Of the remaining providers, 40% stated that they did not have it and were not working towards it. • 80% of all advocates (paid and volunteer)
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of Practice page 8 para 22 Creating an age friendly Wales The Code of Practice (Part 10, Advocacy) states that: Advocacy helps people to understand how they can be involved, how they can contribute and take ... gained the Quality Performance Mark and 10% are working towards it. Of the remaining providers, 40% stated that they did not have it and were not working towards it. • 80% of all advocates (paid and volunteer)
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and evaluation of the project. Person Specification All the listed criteria are essential unless stated otherwise. Experience The ability to demonstrate experience in: • Working with others to deliver
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monitoring and evaluation of the project.Person Specification All the listed criteria are essential unless stated otherwise. Experience The ability to demonstrate experience in: W orking with others to deliver successful
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and understanding of who is involved in the care and support of the person due for discharge. As stated earlier, many older people are not aware that there are discharge procedures or that they have a ... the hospital, but her concerns were not heard. Part 10 of the Social Services and Well-Being Act states that professionals should be skilled enough to identify when a person requires the support of advocacy
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arrangement is found in NHS Directions, which are binding instructions issued by the Secretary of State using powers under primary legislation. Following YL it is not clear that care service users whose ... rights protection someone in receipt of care services has should be dependent on which branch of the state is funding their care is clearly inequitable and potentially discriminatory. We recommend that the
