Top Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseases and How to Mitigate Them 25th April 202425th April 2024 by Louise Woffindin Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) continue to stand as one of the foremost threats to global health, exacting a significant toll on
The Importance of the Care Certificate in Healthcare Professions 24th April 202423rd April 2024 by Nicole Murphy What is the Care Certificate? The Care Certificate was launched in 2015 by Skills for Health, Skills for Care and
Innovations in the Treatment and Management of Cardiovascular Diseases 24th April 202416th April 2024 by Claire Vain Cardiovascular disease refers to a group of conditions that affect the heart or blood vessels, which can lead to various
Tips for Educating Patients About Their Medications 16th April 202416th April 2024 by Claire Vain According to government statistics, in the years since 2016/17, there have been over one billion prescription items dispensed from community
The Role of Physiotherapy in Recovering from Brain Injuries 9th April 20245th April 2024 by Nicole Murphy Acquired brain injuries (ABIs) are injuries to the brain that occur after birth and are not related to congenital or
Training Teachers and Staff on Emergency Medication Protocols 9th April 20242nd April 2024 by Liz Wright Pupils will sometimes need to take medicines in school. These might be long term, such as an inhaler for asthma,
Recognising and Supporting Autism in Adults 22nd March 202422nd March 2024 by Vicky Miller Although autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is commonly associated with children, an increasing number of adults are being diagnosed with autism.
Case Study: How the Care Certificate Elevated Healthcare Quality 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Liz Wright In 2013, a public inquiry was set up to investigate alarming abuse and neglect cases at Mid-Staffordshire NHS Trust. The
Case Study: Innovations in Medication Administration Techniques 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Liz Wright Medication administration is an essential part of healthcare, and fundamental to the delivery of safe and effective patient care. The
Continuous Learning and Development Beyond the Care Certificate 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Vicky Miller The Care Certificate was introduced in April 2015, in response to the Cavendish Review. Published in 2013, the Cavendish Review
Case Study: How Schools are Improving Medication Safety Protocols 21st March 202421st March 2024 by Nicole Murphy Ensuring the safety and well-being of students in schools extends beyond academics. It also includes various aspects of health, including
Understanding the Different Routes of Medication Administration 15th March 202415th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin In 2020, it was estimated that around $1.3 trillion was spent on prescription medication around the world. In 2011, 8.3%
The Heart of the Matter: Understanding Cardiovascular Diseases 15th March 202415th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin It’s likely that every adult in the UK knows or is acquainted with someone who is living with a heart
The Critical Role of School Nurses in Medication Administration 14th March 202414th March 2024 by Claire Vain There are fewer school nurses now than ever before. NHS England shows a decrease in the school nursing workforce of
The Role of Diet and Exercise in Cardiovascular Health 15th March 202414th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin The data from the NHS is startling. In the year 2018 to 2019, there were 11,117 patients admitted to hospitals
The Care Certificate and Its Impact on Professional Growth in Healthcare 14th March 202414th March 2024 by Louise Woffindin When you work in healthcare, it is essential to ensure the delivery of high-quality practice. The Care Certificate is essential
Modern Techniques in Treating Acquired Brain Injuries 15th March 202412th March 2024 by Claire Vain In the UK there are about 1.4 million people living with a brain injury. According to Headway, Â there were 356,699
Understanding Restless Legs Syndrome 15th March 202411th March 2024 by Claire Vain As many as 1 in 10 people in the UK are affected by restless legs syndrome at some point in
The Latest Research and Developments in Autism Treatment 15th March 202411th March 2024 by Claire Vain It is estimated that more than one in 100 people are on the autism spectrum and there are around 700,000
The Science Behind Allergic Reactions: What Happens in the Body? 15th March 20248th March 2024 by Claire Vain According to Allergy UK, 44% of British adults now suffer from at least one allergy and the number of sufferers
Case Study: Innovations in Allergen Detection Technologies 27th February 202427th February 2024 by Nicole Murphy An estimated two million people have a diagnosed food allergy in the UK, with these figures constantly increasing. As more
How Acquired Brain Injuries Differ from Traumatic Brain Injuries 27th February 202427th February 2024 by Luke Bell In order to understand what has happened to a person who has received a brain injury, it is important to
Natural Therapies and Interventions for ADHD 21st February 202421st February 2024 by Vicky Miller Natural Therapies and Interventions for ADHD Introduction to ADHD and treatment options Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental
Tips for Coping with Arthritis Pain and Discomfort 21st February 202420th February 2024 by Vicky Miller Arthritis is a painful condition that causes swelling, stiffness and discomfort in and around the joints. Millions of people in