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residents and visitors. The feeling of doing something useful in my community.” Care home Volunteer What will you do? • Work with the Age Cymru art practitioner and care home Activity Coordinator to create ... come to life using the Age Cymru using the ‘Tell Me More’ cards • Help to lead a group activity What is not required: Volunteers are not required to offer personal care services for residents.
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this stuff: Easy peasy (well, it is if you take a look at the champion ‘how to knit’ guide at www.learn2knit.co.uk which will give you everything you need.) But if you’ve done a bit in the past, here’s
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approaches to adult safeguarding and the Mental Capacity Act, and we favour instead a duty to act. 2. If you believe new statutory measures should extend to adults, please provide further information, taking ... usually abide by a competent adult patient's refusal to consent (to onward disclosure of abuse), even if their decision leaves them, but nobody else, at risk of serious harm”2.
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contact name and number Is this a referral on behalf of someone else? If yes, do you have the permission of the person you are referring. If yes, your name, contact number and relationship to the person you
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to them. We are pleased to respond to the consultation on a future vision for General Practice. What do you value most about the GP relationship? Age Cymru is the leading charity working to improve ... (97%) than younger adults aged between 16 and 24 (87%). Is there anything you feel could enhance what a GP does for their patient? Older people tell us that the main issues for them in regards to GP
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told us they have had to seek private dental care as they can no longer wait for their NHS dentist (if they have been able to register with an NHS dentist at all), as they need dental work immediately • ... have conducted an annual survey on older people’s experiences of the pandemic. For each year we have run this older people have told us of increasing issues in access to dental care. For our 2022 survey2
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and entitlements relating to additional costs of residential care. If top-up payments are required, local authorities must carry out appropriate checks to ensure that family members are in a situation ... maintaining their dignity. The relationship between quality and dignity is critical – it is not just about what support is provided, but about the way in which it is provided. Treating older people with dignity
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can be discharged the day after surgery even if you live alone. There was no discussion about who would look after me, how far my 2 family lived from me or if my house was suitable for me…how did they know ... following day to a care home. No discharge meeting had taken place and the decision appeared to have come out the blue. Mrs W and her daughter went to the hospital to speak with the staff to understand the position
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to them. We are pleased to respond to the consultation on a future vision for General Practice. What do you value most about the GP relationship? Age Cymru is the leading charity working to improve ... (97%) than younger adults aged between 16 and 24 (87%). Is there anything you feel could enhance what a GP does for their patient? Older people tell us that the main issues for them in regards to GP
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procurement in the foundational economy. What is the current position regarding the proportion of public contracts in Wales that go to Welsh suppliers? To what extent could increasing ‘local procurement’ ... home residents; they must be able to make well-informed choices, and must be protected if things do not work out as expected. But also, the market must support the state’s intention to ensure that all
