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Responding to abuse - general tips accessible

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071122 unsafe practices handout for students

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Person-centred care made simple - The Health Foundation (2016)

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Person-centred care made simple - The Health Foundation (2016)

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Care Certificate Standard 5 - working in a person-centred way

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Care Certificate Standard 5 - working in a person-centred way

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The Care Quality Commission and NICE's role in social care

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Skills for care Standard 4 equality and diversity

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Skills for care Standard 4 equality and diversity

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Skills for care Standard 4 equality and diversity

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Awareness of End of Life Care PP NCFE CACHE

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powerpoint: supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

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powerpoint: supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

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supporting independence in the tasks of daily living

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Nutrition Case Study final person centred

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Implement Person Centred Approaches in Health and Social final

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Case Study 1 Alice Person centred Approach

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Case Study 1 Alice Person centred Approach

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Case Study 2 badiah person centred approaches ncfe cache

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Case Study 1 Alice Person centred Approached

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Case Study 1 Alice Person centred Approached

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good practice in activities read pages 1-10 and appendix C

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good practice in activities read pages 1-10 and appendix C

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Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds sports day

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Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds sports day

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The Kids & Old People Compete In An Exciting Sports Day! | Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds

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102 Year Old Leaves Her Wheelchair to Shoot Some Hoops! | Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds

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dementia risk factors - BBC news, 06/02/19

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dementia risk factors - BBC news, 06/02/19

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Half of UK adults cannot identify any key risk factors for dementia, according to a study by Alzheimer's Research UK.

The charity surveyed 2,361 people and found that only 1% were able to name the seven known risk or protective factors for dementia.

The six risk factors are heavy drinking, genetics, smoking, high blood pressure, depression and diabetes.

Physical exercise is a protective factor against the disease.

The study, entitled Dementia Attitudes Monitor, found that more than half of UK adults now know someone with dementia.

But only half recognised that dementia is a cause of death, and they found that a fifth incorrectly believe it is an inevitable part of getting older.

Although a third of cases of dementia are thought to be influenced by factors within our control, only 34% of people surveyed believe it is possible to reduce the risk of dementia, compared with 77% for heart disease and 81% for diabetes.

Hilary Evans, chief executive of Alzheimer's Research UK, said that despite growing dementia awareness, there was still a lot of misinformation.

"It is a sad truth that more people are affected by dementia than ever before and half of us now know someone with the condition," she said.

"Yet despite growing dementia awareness, we must work harder to improve understanding of the diseases that cause it."

Dementia

More than 850,000 people in the UK are living with dementia.

This number is set to rise to more than one million by 2025.

Dementia is an umbrella term for a set of symptoms that affect cognitive function, such as memory loss, confusion and personality change, which get worse over time.

Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia, accounting for approximately two-thirds of all cases.

An individual's risk of developing dementia is made up of different factors including age, genetics and lifestyle.

Source: Alzheimer's Research UK
Sue Strachan is 63 and lives in Herefordshire. She was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2014.

"I wasn't very fit when I was diagnosed with dementia and my GP advised me to take up exercise to try to manage my condition," she said.

"I do wish I'd started earlier, because good heart health can have such a positive impact on the brain. I can see that society's view of dementia is improving, but I still experience misunderstanding about the condition - not least that there's nothing that can be done to help."

Sue ran last year's London Marathon for Alzheimer's Research UK to help raise awareness.

The charity said reducing the number of people who believe that dementia is an inevitable part of ageing is "key", as "this belief drives other negative attitudes towards dementia".

"Our findings show that those who believe dementia is an inevitable part of ageing are less likely to see the value in seeking a formal diagnosis, and are less likely to engage with research developments that could bring about life-changing treatments and ultimately, a cure."

The study found key groups of people whose understanding of dementia is lower, including those from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, and adults under 24 and over 65.

There is not currently a test for dementia, but the survey found that if there was a breakthrough in research, 85% would be willing to take a test through their doctor before symptoms showed.

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Dementia risks not known by half of people

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Half of UK adults cannot identify any key risk factors for dementia, according to a study by Alzheimer's Research UK. The charity surveyed 2,361 people and found that only 1% were able to name the seven known risk or protective factors for dementia.

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Case Study 1 non person centred approach

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290119 equality and inclusion powerpoint

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290119 equality and inclusion powerpoint

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290119 equality and inclusion powerpoint

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supporting equality and inclusion activity

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supporting equality and inclusion activity

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supporting equality and inclusion activity

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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Care Home

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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Care Home

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Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Care Home

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Working to the standards and giving correct person centred care to patients in a care home.

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Health and Safety Executive manual handling guide

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Health and Safety Executive manual handling guide

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additional information: Royal College of Nursing manual handling

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additional information: Royal College of Nursing manual handling

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additional information: HSE health and safety in health and social care

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additional information: HSE health and safety in health and social care

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HSE health and safety in health and social care

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150119 health and safety week 1 for classroom

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140119 health and safety week 1 for classroom

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personal development workbook NCFE LEVEL 2

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personal development workbook NCFE LEVEL 2

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070119 personal development workbook NCFE LEVEL 2

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Who can help with a Personal Development Plan

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Who can help with a Personal Development Plan

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activity 6a - creating a personal development plan

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Activity - more sources of support for your learning and development

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Activity - more sources of support for your learning and development

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Activity - sources of support for your learning and development

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Activity - sources of support for your learning and development