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July 24th 2021
Why the CQC is about to make some care companies VERY nervous... The Care Quality Commission (CQC) recently announced their new 2021 strategy for inspecting care homes and other relevant organisations within the care sector. As a training company, we were naturally curious to know how this was going to impact on us indirectly, and the companies that we work with directly. We were pleasantly surprised; some care companies though, probably not so much...July 26th 2021
ADHD, slayer of minds and destroyer of families. I 've given this a lot of thought. ADHD, and what it means to live with it, I mean. These aren't just 'naughty kids that have grown up naughty', this is something far more sinister, far more insidious; its tendrils burrowing their way into every fibre of their emotional and psychological wellbeing, destroying them from within like a noxious weed, eating away at their emotions and life strategies leaving them often unable to cope in a normality generated by the whims of a broader neurotypical society.August 7th 2021
Dinosaur and Microchips Well, at 62 years old, I've finally been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st Century, and I have a few other dinosaurs in my wake...not in age (sorry Marianne!) but in the ways of new-fangled technology and all this fancy stuff you kids are all so fond of. But we're getting there...August 27th 2021
"But it ain't my job!" On a well known social media site, a question was raised as to whether as a care assistant, it's normal to undertake the role of a domestic or cleaner during your shift. As an ex-nurse, and now as a highly qualified and experienced trainer, my simple answer is a short one. yes. The longer, and more qualified answer, is perhaps not so simple. Its a very complex issue, a highly emotive one, and I suspect, one that comes down to personal ethic.January 16th 2022
“Albert's new mate...Stan” T hose of you who have ever undertaken Safeguarding training with me will no doubt remember Albert (who could forget that humorous old Lothario with his Sunday Sport!). Albert came to me one day as a way of answering a delegates question about the principles of the Mental Capacity Act, and how we test for capacity, and put simply, he just never left. Now a staple of my adult safeguarding sessions (he even gets his own chair!), he has a new mate I expect to be hearing a lot more from, who was introduced to me last night. In a dream, as it happens...
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July 24th 2021
Why the CQC is about to make some care companies VERY nervous... The Care Quality Commission (CQC) recently announced their new 2021 strategy for inspecting care homes and other relevant organisations within the care sector. As a training company, we were naturally curious to know how this was going to impact on us indirectly, and the companies that we work with directly. We were pleasantly surprised; some care companies though, probably not so much...July 26th 2021
ADHD, slayer of minds and destroyer of families. I 've given this a lot of thought. ADHD, and what it means to live with it, I mean. These aren't just 'naughty kids that have grown up naughty', this is something far more sinister, far more insidious; its tendrils burrowing their way into every fibre of their emotional and psychological wellbeing, destroying them from within like a noxious weed, eating away at their emotions and life strategies leaving them often unable to cope in a normality generated by the whims of a broader neurotypical society.August 7th 2021
Dinosaur and Microchips Well, at 62 years old, I've finally been dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st Century, and I have a few other dinosaurs in my wake...not in age (sorry Marianne!) but in the ways of new-fangled technology and all this fancy stuff you kids are all so fond of. But we're getting there...August 27th 2021
"But it ain't my job!" On a well known social media site, a question was raised as to whether as a care assistant, it's normal to undertake the role of a domestic or cleaner during your shift. As an ex- nurse, and now as a highly qualified and experienced trainer, my simple answer is a short one. yes. The longer, and more qualified answer, is perhaps not so simple. Its a very complex issue, a highly emotive one, and I suspect, one that comes down to personal ethic.January 16th 2022
“Albert's new mate...Stan” T hose of you who have ever undertaken Safeguarding training with me will no doubt remember Albert (who could forget that humorous old Lothario with his Sunday Sport!). Albert came to me one day as a way of answering a delegates question about the principles of the Mental Capacity Act, and how we test for capacity, and put simply, he just never left. Now a staple of my adult safeguarding sessions (he even gets his own chair!), he has a new mate I expect to be hearing a lot more from, who was introduced to me last night. In a dream, as it happens...
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