According to the statistics of the British Heart Foundation 7.6 milion people are living with heart and circulatory diseases, every 3 minutes someone dies from a heart or circulatory disease and every 5 minutes someone is admitted to hospital due to a stroke. There […]
Read moreYour body needs a lot of water to function well. It lubricates the joints and eyes, flushes out toxins and waste, aids digestion and keeps the skin healthy. As you age, your sensitivity to thirst changes and your body doesn’t demand as much water […]
Read moreWhat is personalisation? The Social Care Institute for Excellence defines personalisation as recognising people as individuals with strengths and preferences, and then putting those at the centre of their care and support. What is person-centred care? Person-centred care means you have a say, choice, […]
Read moreWhat is respite care The focus of respite care for the older adults is providing respite care services specifically tailored for older adults. Their needs are unique to those of other populations and require specialised care. Examples may be those with age-related conditions, such […]
Read moreWinter brings plenty of opportunities to enjoy fun outdoor sport activities, such as skiing, ice skating, sledding or snowboarding. These activities are beneficial for your cardiovascular health and more importantly, they are entertaining. But what would you do if you happen to incur any […]
Read moreHow MND progresses Motor neurone disease gets gradually worse over time. Swallowing, breathing and moving around become increasingly difficult. These worsening symptoms result in the need of treatments such as feeding tube or breathing air through a face mask. Eventually, the condition is fatal, […]
Read moreWhether you have recently undergone surgery or have been living with a stoma for some time, life with one can be daunting. However, with the right support and information, people living with a stoma will lead a fulfilling life. A stoma pouch is secure […]
Read moreHaving a stoma can be a life-changing experience. Depending on the underlying medical condition, a stoma can be either temporary, allowing the digestive system to heal, or permanent. Ensuring that a stoma is properly maintained and remains healthy is essential for minimising risks and […]
Read moreSurgery can be a physically and emotionally demanding experience. It’s perfectly normal to experience a range of emotions after surgery, such as anxiety, frustration, or even low mood. It’s important to remember that these feelings are a natural response to the stress and uncertainty […]
Read more“You can say to people: ‘Here’s one thing you can do to lower your risk.’ It’s simple. It’s right there and doesn’t cost anything. Wash your hands with soap before you touch your mouth, your nose or your eyes. It’s empowering because it does […]
Read moreSurgical removal of the gallbladder, a procedure known as cholecystectomy, is highly prevalent. Situated in the upper right portion of the abdomen, the gallbladder is a small pouch-like organ responsible for storing bile—an essential fluid produced by the liver to aid in the digestion […]
Read moreWhat is a stoma? According to Colostomy UK the terms ‘stoma’ and ‘ostomy’ are often used interchangeably. A stoma is an opening on the surface of the abdomen which has been surgically created to divert the flow of faeces or urine. People who have […]
Read moreWhat are the benefits of private nursing? Personalised care Offering personalized care, this form of nursing tailors treatment to the specific needs of the patient, allowing nurses to concentrate solely on one individual. This focused attention fosters a more personalized and attentive approach to […]
Read moreAs our loved one’s face health challenges, the need for personalised and attentive care becomes paramount. Whilst nursing homes and assisted living are viable options, many are choosing private nursing care at home to benefit from a more personalised approach to their wellbeing. In […]
Read moreIf you or a family member are living alone at home, are suffering with an illness and require further support, you may have questions about getting additional support. You will have to consider several things when you or a loved one begins to age […]
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