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...account of the ‘memory bump’ is important - that is, people with dementia retain their clearest musical memories for music heard between the ages of 10 and 30 (Rubin et al, 1998). Music can be used to link the person’s musical preferences with their personal identity, life experiences and significant events and their overall life history (McDermott et al, 2014)....

...account, remain more or less as they were in our ancestors. In Eaton et al.’s (1988) memorable phrase, modern people are like ‘stone-agers in the fast lane’. What are the implications of this for our well-being? Physically, it has been suggested that many of our chronic health problems, for example atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), diabetes, high blood...

...accountable for your decisions to delegate tasks and duties to other people. Section 13: Recognise and work within the limits of your competence. Section 14: Be open and candid with all service users about all aspects of care and treatment, including when any mistakes or harm have taken place. Section 16: Act without delay if you believe there is a risk to patient safety...