Budget 2020 Roundup
On Wed 11 March, the Chancellor announced a budget with 2 distinct budgets within it; one was an emergency £12bn plan…
Human Rights training for residential care home staff
The British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR) is excited to be on our second year of working together with NCF member…
Patient Hotels – the story continues…
Day 2 of the tour took us first of all to Lund in Sweden. Here we visited a Patient Hotel that had been running for…
Patient Hotels – and much more – the story so far…
Greetings from Copenhagen! I am spending a couple of days in Denmark and Sweden…
Putting innovation at the heart of services
Is key to driving customer wellbeing Everyone involved in governance is concerned with…
One buried hope at a time…
29/1/2020 Today, I found myself identifying with the childhood figure, Anne of Green Gables, and her potent metaphor…
Human Rights in the care and support sector
NCF guest blog by Eilidh Turnbull, Research and Communications Officer, BIHR “Human…
What gets measured, gets managed
This famous quote from Peter Drucker could have been made for the current climate in…
2020: WHO knew…?
2020 has been designated by the World Health Organisation as both the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife, and…
Happy New Year: 2020 – The Decade for Clear Vision and Action on Social Care
Happy New Year and welcome to a new decade! Before delving into the policies and politics surrounding social care, we…
2020 – The Decade for Clear Vision and Action on Social Care
Despite the season, it was clear that social care was not expecting a festive miracle…
A Christmas Carol – A Tale of our times…
The joy of having teenagers means there is a chance to revisit the classics, as they work their way through the GCSE…
NCF’s Claire Sutton triumphs on the Australian stage!
Claire Sutton Digital Transformation Lead National Care…
Innovation and Relationships
‘A hotel environment is just window dressing if the care is not there’ Hello all! I’m…
A nation that can wait no more…
For anyone reading ahead of the Queen’s speech, there might have been a little flutter…