A recent State of Caring Survey conducted by Carers UK has exposed significant challenges faced by unpaid carers across the UK, revealing a distressing trend of overwhelm and inadequate support.
The Health Service Journal recently reported on NHS England figures. HSJ findings suggest “people in some more rural areas are missing out on specialist treatments they should be getting, while Londoners are receiving a lot more than their fair share”.
NHS England has released the following report at the beginning of August – Improving non-emergency patient transport services – Report of the non-emergency patient transport review
The BBC reports on complaints around social care services in rural areas due to a lack of staff and high mileage costs.
English councils have called on the government to provide a £5bn “income guarantee” to prevent local authorities from having to cut services as the coronavirus hits finances The County Councils
A recent State of Caring Survey conducted by Carers UK has exposed significant challenges faced by unpaid carers across the UK, revealing a distressing trend of overwhelm and inadequate support.
The Health Service Journal recently reported on NHS England figures. HSJ findings suggest “people in some more rural areas are missing out on specialist treatments they should be getting, while Londoners are receiving a lot more than their fair share”.
NHS England has released the following report at the beginning of August – Improving non-emergency patient transport services – Report of the non-emergency patient transport review
The BBC reports on complaints around social care services in rural areas due to a lack of staff and high mileage costs.
English councils have called on the government to provide a £5bn “income guarantee” to prevent
