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...social care sector. Julie Messenger, Senior Lecturer and Nursing Lead at The Open University, is a nurse with more than forty years NHS and educational experiences linked to the education of nurses, looks at the staffing challenges facing the NHS, and some of the solutions...It's no secret that our hospitals are short of staff and do not have enough equipment or...

...social status among other things all contribute to how the client is viewed and treated. 2: Does being a higher weight impact on wellbeing? [Two plus size women doing yoga] The short answer to this is yes! But not in the way you might expect. A number of critical studies dispute commonly held assumptions such as the fact that our weight is in our control, and that there...

...social media will play a pivotal role in engagement. UEFA and participating teams will utilise platforms like X, Instagram and TikTok to offer behind-the-scenes content, live updates and interactive features. Advertisers will vie for fan attention with live sports data, personalisation, and dynamic real-time content. With 77% of fans engaging in at least one other...

...social care professionals (and anyone else who might have to make decisions about our care). It empowers the family and the team of professionals to make decisions in a timely manner. Research in England indicates that when someone has had an advance care plan in place at the time of death, the bereaved were more likely to rate their end-of-life care as excellent or...

...social – meet with people you already know and also with those who you may not know. Engage with anything you like and you are likely to engage with again in the future. As with any exercise, if we wish for the exercise to have effect on us we need to engage with the exercise repeatedly and we are more likely to repeat something we enjoy doing. Research also indicates...