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consultation on the details of these proposals, such as objectives for the new pensions guidance body will be vital to ensure that lessons learnt from initiatives to date can be taken on board Both new bodies ... too late to plan ahead for retirement, and reflect the reality that the ‘freedom and choice’ reforms will require many consumers to manage their savings actively well into later old age. This approach also
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domestic abuse, and the ability of victims to recover. Additionally, for some older people, there will be factors that may make them less likely to disclose domestic abuse. These include concerns about ... How would any changes you suggest be practically implemented? Clear, widely disseminated, guidance will be key to successful implementation. This should include case examples that refer specifically to
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people. 5) We envisage that the new litigation strategy will build on the existing principles and criteria to set out a clear set of factors which will guide our decision-making process in relation to undertaking ... strategic priority issues listed under paragraph (c) in the current strategy are not sought as this list will not be included in the revised document. We are aiming to produce a revised strategy which is focused
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in the care of the person they care for. It also provides insights from care home staff. This guide will: • Share some supportive strategies to ensure the best transition possible • Share real life, giving ... relatives informed as plans develop. The care home will want to work with you to make the transition as smooth and comfortable as possible, but they will need your help – after all, you’re the expert in
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through plan for delivery whose resource implications have been thought through. The team that will be delivering the project on the ground need to be directly involved in the drafting of the application ... of what support and information will be provided to and by whom. The details can be worked out at a later stage but what is important is the understanding of what will be expected from and by the different
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depend on the value of your home and the amount you owe. Any outstanding mortgage or secured loan will need to be cleared at the same time as taking out equity release, either by using money you release ... of your home) until the last borrower dies or moves into permanent care • interest will be added to the loan, which will increase the amount you owe and reduce the amount of equity you have in your property
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left needle, pulling the yarn tight and knitting them again. Repeat six times. This is an l-cord and will be the strawberry’s stalk. 5. To finish, K2 together twice then pass the first stitch over the second ... needle, pulling the yarn tight and knitting them again. Repeat six times. This is an l-cord and will be the strawberry’s stalk. 5. To finish, K2 together twice then pass the first stitch over the second
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resource pack Preparation for the session How to set up the fall ‘incident scene’ A fall ‘incident scene’ will need to be set up prior to the session, preferably in a separate space such as a school hall but this ... angry. These feelings are completely normal for everyone, at any age. Our cuts and bruises will get better, but we will always remember how it made us feel. And we may worry that it could happen again. We
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home. The second is a self assessment form asking you about your general health and wellbeing. This will help you think about simple activities and interventions which can help you maintain your independence ... many simple changes you can make around your home to reduce your risk of falling. In this booklet we will examine areas in the home and give you some handy tips on how to make your home safer. Floors •
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importance of access to transparent and comparable data and reflect the new fundamental standards which will come in to force for all health and care providers in April 2015. Consultation questions1 Question ... patient-centred NHS [Recommendation 4] We would like to change the current wording to: ‘Patients will be at the heart of everything the NHS does’ (Annex 2, Change 2). Do you agree? Yes, and I have no
