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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.
May 17, 2024 Dementia care
The different types of 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. Because we are all different, and […]
Read moreMay 12, 2024 Homecare Services
Happy International Nurses Day
Celebrating International Nurses Day We would like to wish a Happy International Nurses day to all the hardworking nurses around the world including our nurses, nurse managers and carers who support our clients. Your contribution to our clients is what allows Cavendish Homecare to […]
Read moreMay 10, 2024 Palliative care
Dying Matters Awareness Week
Dying matters believes in an open culture that talks about death, and where people feel able to listen and support those who are planning for their end of life, who are dying and who have been bereaved. This years Dying Matters Awareness Week is […]
Read moreMay 6, 2024 Awards
Cavendish Homecare are awarded the Cavell Star Award
We are delighted to announce that Cavendish Homecare Professionals has been awarded a Cavell Star Award. The Cavell Star Awards are given to nurses and healthcare assistants who show exceptional care to their colleagues, their patients, and the patients’ families. Cavendish Homecare is awarded […]
Read moreMay 5, 2024 Stroke care
An update on stroke care
What is a stroke? A stroke is a serious life-threatening medical condition that happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off. Strokes are a medical emergency and urgent treatment is essential. The sooner a person receives treatment for a stroke, […]
Read moreMay 4, 2024 New Research
In-Home Breathing Device
The NHS defines COPD as the collective name for a group of lung conditions causing breathing difficulties. The breathing problems tend to worsen overtime. Therefore, limiting normal activities such as cooking, shopping, getting dressed and personal care. However, treatment can help keep the condition under control.
Read moreMay 4, 2024 Health and Wellness
Asthma management in children
In recent decades, CO2 and pollution levels have been on the increase, especially for those who live in major metropolitan areas. The dust, smoke particles and traffic fumes can be devastating to a person’s lungs, children are even more at risk, as their lungs […]
Read moreMay 2, 2024 Stroke care
Engaging activities for stroke recovery
What is a stroke? The NHS has described a stroke as a life-threatening medical condition that is caused when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut-off. The sooner a person receives treatment for a stroke, the less damage is likely to […]
Read moreApril 30, 2024 Mental Health
What are the effects of social media on mental health?
Why do we use social media? To be fulfilled in life and to have good mental health, we as humans need companionship. Social connections with our family and friends can help ease or reduce stress anxiety or depression. These connections can be found on […]
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