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Are socially isolated Elder patients are more likely to have more frequent ED re attendances and prolong length of stay?

Remove: BestBETS source - 02 August 2016

Emergency Department] is [the presence of poor social circumstances (such as poor social support/ social...

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Unchartered territory: a report into the first generation growing older with HIV [PDF]

Remove: Terrence Higgins Trust source - 18 January 2017 - Publisher: Terrence Higgins Trust

In 2010, Terrence Higgins Trust, Age UK and The Joseph Rowntree Foundation released a groundbreaking piece of research, A National Study of Ageing and HIV (50 Plus), that explored the needs and...

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Uncharted territory: a report into the first generation growing older with HIV

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - Remove: Terrence Higgins Trust source - 01 January 2017 - Publisher: Terrence Higgins Trust

Uncharted territory: a report into the first generation growing older with HIV - Social Care Online

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Action to prevent falls: reducing pressures on A&E and promoting healthy ageing by preventing falls among older people [PDF]

Source: Royal College of Emergency Medicine - RCEM - Remove: Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents - RoSPA source - 30 October 2017 - Publisher: Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents;Royal College of Emergency Medicine

This joint Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) and the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) factsheet calls for more proactive falls prevention strategies to reduce injuries...

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Depression

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Around one in three people living with HIV have symptoms of depression at some point in their lives. Here's our advice on how to deal with it.

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Mental health core skills education and training framework [PDF]

Remove: Skills for Health source - 31 January 2017 - Publisher: Skills for Health;Health Education England

The Department of Health commissioned Skills for Health, Health Education England, and Skills for Care to develop the framework as part of the cross-government strategy on mental health, No Health...

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Core Capabilities Framework for supporting autistic people [PDF]

Source: Department of Health - Source: Skills for Care - Source: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP - Remove: Skills for Health source - 01 October 2019 - Publisher: Department of Health;National Autistic Society;Skills for Care;Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP);Skills for Health

This framework was commissioned by Health Education England as one of the key objectives for workforce development in delivering the Autism Strategy, overseen by the Department of Health & Social...

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Welcome back! A guide for teachers helping children and young people returning to school after a diagnosis of cancer [PDF]

Remove: Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group source - 01 April 2015 - Publisher: Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group (CCLG)

Getting back to school is vital for children with cancer. School helps them to feel ‘normal’ and reduces the isolation and loneliness which many children with cancer face. Teachers have a really...

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Occupational health

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absence and job loss with the risk of isolation, loss of confidence, mental health issues, de-skilling and social...

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The healthcare support workforce : a case for ongoing development and investment [PDF]

Remove: Skills for Health source - 09 February 2015 - Publisher: Skills for Health

This report highlights the broad range of roles that support workers are involved in helping clinicians undertake their jobs effectively and being an integral part of the clinical team.

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Are socially isolated Elder patients are more likely to have more frequent ED re attendances and prolong length of stay?

Unchartered territory: a report into the first generation growing older with HIV [PDF]

Uncharted territory: a report into the first generation growing older with HIV

Action to prevent falls: reducing pressures on A&E and promoting healthy ageing by preventing falls among older people [PDF]

Depression

Mental health core skills education and training framework [PDF]

Core Capabilities Framework for supporting autistic people [PDF]

Welcome back! A guide for teachers helping children and young people returning to school after a diagnosis of cancer [PDF]

Occupational health

The healthcare support workforce : a case for ongoing development and investment [PDF]