What is tissue viability? According to the Tissue Viability Society 2009): Tissue viability is a developing field that primarily focuses on all facets of skin and soft tissue wounds, such as acute surgical wounds, pressure ulcers, and all types of leg ulceration. The Tissue Viability Nurses provide guidance and assistance in a variety of ways to … Read more
Definition The world’s healthcare systems are overburdened. The industry is under even more pressure due to ageing populations and a global pandemic, which has increased the demand for more adaptable training programmes to close the skills gap and cross-train staff. And that’s where online education comes in. The healthcare sector is able to meet the … Read more
Introduction If you struggle with anxiety, you’re not alone. This medical condition affects around 264 million people across the globe — and women are nearly twice as likely as men to develop an anxiety disorder. Anxiety is best treated with counseling and medication, but self-help books can also be beneficial because they may complement traditional … Read more
Definition Depression is a common and serious medical illness that negatively affects how you feel, the way you think, and how you act. Fortunately, it is also treatable. Depression causes feelings of sadness and/or a loss of interest in activities you once enjoyed. It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems and … Read more
Low mood vs Depression Everyone experiences stressful times and a low mood occasionally. Usually, this is related to an event such as working too long hours or a tragedy with which you are coping. A low mood is usually triggered by current stresses; for example, disappointments, stress, financial worries, limiting physical disorders or conflict with … Read more
Introduction The first step to becoming a midwife is to take a Midwife course approved by the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC). This may be a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate degree or midwifery degree apprenticeship. Applications for full-time approved midwifery degree courses are made through UCAS. However, if you are already a registered level 1 … Read more
What is a midwife? A midwife is a healthcare professional who helps healthy women during labor, delivery, and after the birth of their babies. A midwife is trained to provide obstetric and gynecological services, including primary care, prenatal and obstetric care, and routine gynecological care like annual exams and contraception. Types of Midwives According to … Read more
Definition CPD means Continuing Professional Development and is the term used to describe the learning activities professionals engage in to develop and enhance their abilities. It refers to the process of tracking and documenting the skills, knowledge and experience that you gain both formally and informally as you work, beyond any initial training. It’s a … Read more
What is health communication? Health communication is described as methods and tactics for informing people about health care facts and best practises with the aim of maximising patient health outcomes and enriching personal and community behaviours and public health practices. Importance of Communication in Healthcare Effective communication in healthcare organisations begins with the recognition of … Read more
The care quality commission releases CQC’s new strategy for the changing world of social care and health. A CQC inspection is a big deal for your home care agency; every system, process, and procedure in your service will be under scrutiny. The new strategy will give guidance on how they’re changing regulations to improve care … Read more
Care providing organizations in UK must meet specific care quality commission standards. The care you receive at a hospital, a care home, in your own home from an agency, at the dentist, in a GP practise, and elsewhere must meet certain criteria. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the regulatory body that regulates and inspects … Read more
The Care Quality Commission is responsible for monitoring, inspecting, and regulating the organizations and locales that provide health-care services in the United Kingdom. What is Care Quality Commission? The CQC ensure that social care providers (for children and adults), deliver high quality care, encouraging continual improvement, with safety, effectiveness and compassion as constant priorities. What … Read more
Mental health awareness is important same as physical health. While everyone is aware of the signs and treatment options for common illnesses that impact their loved ones, but many individuals are unaware of how to take care of their own mental health. In this blog you will get brief introduction to mental health and how … Read more
Self-harming isn’t rare, especially among teens and young adults, but it’s generally kept hidden. Many people are able to overcome it with the help of treatment. Whether a person has recently begun self-harming or has been doing so for long time, there is a way to enhance their health and reduce their habits. The first … Read more
Reablement refers to services that support persons with poor physical or mental health adjust to their disease by acquiring or relearning daily life skills. In this blog, you will get brief introduction to aim, benefits, principle, and outcome of reablement. What is reablement? Reablement is a short-term intensive service provided to those recovering from illness … Read more
