Screen Memories


Screen Memories is a charitable organisation whose aim is to connect people using virtual technology to promote inclusion and wellbeing. They support people to interact and reminisce about times in their lives that will bring back special memories, thus improving mood and reducing isolation and loneliness. 

We worked with Screen Memories on a project which involved 14 people who live in three care homes in different geographical locations in Scotland. The aim of the project was to give people an opportunity to connect with another care home via technology and to take part in a reminiscing activity.

To find out more read our flash report.


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Thank you for completing our Learning Needs Analysis (LNA) survey


In July our Safe Staffing team asked for your help to enable us to gain insight into the knowledge and skills of staff who work in registered care services that employ staff across in social care in Scotland.


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MHRA Urgent Safety Alert - Sunrise powered wheelchairs


The Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have issued an urgent safety alert for Sunrise powered wheelchairs which are used primarily in care settings for adults. Any care setting with these chairs in use should undertake the corrective action outlined in the safety notice to ensure the chair is safe for use.

 


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Malnutrition Awareness Week


As part of Malnutrition Awareness Week which runs from 10 to 16 October, the Food Train / Eat Well Age Well, Dundee Health & Social Care Partnership and NHS Tayside are launching a new national training resource.


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The joint inspection of adult support and protection measures in Glasgow City


A joint inspection of adult support and protection measures in Glasgow City health and social care partnership has found clear strengths in ensuring adults at risk of harm are safe, protected and supported. However, inspectors also identified areas which could further improve. 

The report found strengths in the following areas:


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