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Read about all things homecare below, including the latest care industry articles, advice, and company announcements, curated by the Cavendish Homecare Team.
Dementia research breakthroughs
In recent years, dementia research has seen significant breakthroughs, bringing increasing hope for both treatment and prevention. The field is rapidly evolving as new drugs, diagnostic tools, and a deeper understanding of the disease’s mechanisms emerge. The UK stands as a global leader in […]
Read moreEnhancing memory and cognitive function
As we age, maintaining cognitive health becomes increasingly important. Engaging in memory games is a fun and effective way for older people to enhance their mental agility, boost memory skills, and improve overall well-being. Below are insights and recommendations on how games can help […]
Read moreWhich factors can raise or lower dementia risk?
Dementia, as defined by the NHS, is not a single disease but a group of symptoms caused by the gradual decline of brain function. This decline can affect memory, language, problem-solving and thinking speed. Although around 65 per cent of dementia risk comes from […]
Read moreThe future of home nursing care: What might 2030 bring?
It is impossible to predict the future of homecare, but with developments in technology and AI (artificial intelligence) across the medical profession, it is difficult to imagine that home nursing will remain unaffected. Faster diagnosis, simpler ways of monitoring elderly people with limited mobility, […]
Read moreThe different types of dementia and dementia care
Did you know that someone is diagnosed with dementia every 3 seconds worldwide? In the UK, there are almost 1 million people with dementia, but they will all be at very different stages, with different types of dementia. A dementia diagnosis changes life in […]
Read moreWhen should someone with dementia receive 24-hour care?
Dementia is progressive, which means the person with the condition will require more care and support as time goes on. Being a caregiver to your loved one is not easy and at some point, you may feel burnt out. It can become more demanding […]
Read moreCavendish Homecare celebrates World Alzheimer’s Day
In celebration of World Alzheimer’s Day, the team at Cavendish Homecare Professionals hosted a special afternoon with guest speakers including Professor Deborah Sturdy OBE – Chief Nurse, Adult Social Care, Department of Health and Julia Jones, Co-founder of John’s Campaign. Deborah Sturdy, Julia Jones […]
Read moreObesity link to dementia
The NHS defines dementia as a syndrome associated with a gradual decline in brain function. Dementia is not only about memory loss, it can also affect the way you speak, think, feel and behave. It is also important to remember that dementia is not […]
Read moreTools for supporting people living with dementia
Living with dementia presents unique challenges, affecting memory, concentration, problem-solving, and daily functioning. However, with the right support, tools, and environments, individuals can maintain their independence and enjoy an enhanced quality of life. This article brings together insights on digital apps, innovative products, home […]
Read moreCaring for a relative living with dementia
Did you know that almost one million people in the UK are living with dementia, and more than half rely on a close family member as their primary carer? While it is remarkable to have loved ones providing such vital support, the condition affects […]
Read moreSimple dementia care anyone can give
Caring for someone with dementia can be mentally and physically exhausting — but equally rewarding. The good news is that there are a lot of ways people with dementia can be cared for that anyone can do. You can use your creative skills, learn […]
Read moreWearable technology detecting Alzheimer’s
Wearable technology, like smartwatches and fitness trackers, has rapidly grown in popularity, offering a simple way to monitor our health by counting steps and tracking sleep. Now, researchers are harnessing this technology for a groundbreaking purpose: detecting the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. The […]
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