Health and Social Care: a united front at last?

Robert Potter takes a look at the latest attempt to present joined up careThe government has taken a further step towards its goal of...

Surviving the recession

If recent headlines are any indication, some nurseries are doing ‘well’ out of the recession as parents return to work earlier and work longer...

Nutrition in pre-school settings

is once again in the spotlight this month after childcare charity Westminster Children’s Society (WCS) announced the launch of a new campaign aimed at...

Out of the shadows: Maria Miller MP states her case

With the latest opinion polls predicting a Conservative majority of 86 seats after the next general election, a Cabinet role may well beckon for...

Planning ahead…Remember, it’s good to talk

Having extolled the virtues of proactive communication with key audiences (CCMN Dember 2008/January 2009) press relations group PLMR Ltd is also keen to point...

Legally speaking – when regulators change – are you ready for the CQC?

On 1 April 2009 the Care Quality Commission takes over the work of the Commission for Social Care Inspection, teh Healthcare Commission and the...

Planning ahead…Remember, it’s good to talk

Having extolled the virtues of proactive communication with key audiences (CCMN Dember 2008/January 2009) press relations group PLMR Ltd is also keen to point...

Legally speaking – when regulators change – are you ready for the CQC?

On 1 April 2009 the Care Quality Commission takes over the work of the Commission for Social Care Inspection, teh Healthcare Commission and the...

Homecare to take lead in DH’s dementia solution?

Sitting within the government’s long awaited National Dementia Strategy are a series of efforts designed to give people as much support as possible to...

Worth the weight: Nutrition in the early years

The perennial problem of childhood obesity continues to cast a shadow over the nation’s projected future health and observers are cautiously anticipating the government’s...