Rearranging the deck chairs

Professor Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, wants service delivery not structural changes Here we go again. This government has followed in the footsteps...

Supporting the workforce

A model that relies less on carer intervention. Kate Fairhurst, managing director of Howz, explains Staff turnover in adult social care remains high, with rates...

Working together

Inclusive dialogue is needed in adult social care, argues Karolina Gerlich, chief executive officer of The Care Workers’ Charity  The future of adult social care...

Pace of change

Robotics, technology and data hold immense potential, says Care England chief executive officer Professor Martin Green Last month, I was privileged to co-chair the TSA...

Baby boomer opportunity

Kevin Beirne, head of retirement at Octopus Capital, explains why senior housing should be seen as a priority across Europe Population ageing is a growing...

Starting again

Johann van Zyl, co-founder of Fortava Healthcare, explains his vision for dementia care When I stepped down as CEO of Cornerstone Healthcare at the end...

Titanic mistakes

Prof Martin Green, Care England chief executive officer, argues that rearranging the deck chairs is not the solution The government seems intent on using reorganisations...

No quick solution

Steve Secker, consultant and author of LaingBuisson’s Later Living report, discusses some of the challenges facing the sector There have been major headwinds confronting the...

A promising ally

Professor Martin Green, chief executive officer at Care England, outlines the benefits of AI in care The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) within social care...

Seven pillars of resilience

Homecare can be positioned as essential infrastructure, explains Dr Jane Townson, chief executive officer at the Homecare Association As I write, the care sector module...