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- Brexit Guidance for Care Staff
- Christmas is for caring
- Confidentiality in health and social care: how is it ensured?
- Coping with incontinence
- Creating a dementia-friendly home
- Easter Holidays — how to make this holiday work for everyone
- ENA becomes an affiliate to SOLLA
- ENA Care Group donates to Dementia Group, CST Today
- ENA Care Group rated ‘Good’ by the Care Quality Commission
- ENA renews Sponsorship with Southern All Star Boccia Team
- ENA scoops Outstanding Care Award during COVID-19 Pandemic
- ENA statement in response to CQC Inspection
- Homecare Christmas card competition
- How Parkinson’s care at home can support a positive life
- Live-in care: The safest option during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
- Living and dying at home – How to support your loved one
- Living with Parkinson’s: Matt Eagles’ story
- Making your rehabilitation programme work for you
- Maximising independence, choice and control
- Positive ways to communicate with a person who has dementia
- Reducing the risk of falls in the home
- Responding to the risks of autonomic dysreflexia
- Sleeping better when you have dementia
- The difference between live-in care and domiciliary care
- The Great British Care Awards — winners of this year’s award
- The skills and values you need to become a live-in carer
- Thousands of falls in elderly could be prevented
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTI) — what are the signs and symptoms?
- What is an advocate in health and social care?
- What to do if you have to be around individuals at high risk of COVID-19
- Why COVID-19 vaccination is SO important to us
- Why dementia care is so much better at home
- Why needing care doesn’t have to mean leaving home