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Most UK retirees failing to plan ahead for social care costs, report finds

Business Finance Research by Sarah Clarke on February 15, 2021

Less than one in 10 people in the UK view planning ahead for possible future social care costs as a financial priority, a new report has found. Publishing the findings from its global retirement

Study reveals bleak impact of COVID-19 on care homes

Business Research by Sarah Clarke on August 25, 2020

The Queens Nursing Institute has revealed how negative changes brought about by the crisis have affected care home nurses and managers.

Black people in the UK more likely to develop dementia, new study reveals

Business Research by Zoe Monk on August 9, 2018

Black people in the UK are more likely to develop dementia than those from other ethnic groups, but are still

Rights-based approach to dementia is vital, claims report

Research by Andrew Seymour on May 26, 2016

150 Years German Red Cross: Senior Citizens Care

Failing to develop a rights-based approach to dementia risks leaving large swathes of the population without appropriate support, a new

Reward policies for frontline social care staff face scrutiny

Research by Andrew Seymour on May 24, 2016

A new benchmarking study that will reveal the latest pay and reward policies for frontline social care staff was launched

Study reveals extent of nation’s dementia diagnosis fear

Research by Andrew Seymour on May 18, 2016

More than half (56%) of people are putting off seeking a dementia diagnosis for up to a year or more, a study carried out by Alzheimer’s Society has found. Dementia is the most feared health

UK dementia cases fall by 20% over two decades

Research by Andrew Seymour on April 20, 2016

The UK has seen a 20% fall in dementia incidences over the past two decades, an estimated 40,000 fewer cases