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Social Work With Adults
OCTOBER 6, 2022
Lockdowns may have ended but our duty of care goes on - and that includes encouraging colleagues and those we serve to make sure they remain fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and a potentially resurgent flu virus. There are wider systemic challenges too, as services strive to keep going for those in need. Image created by freepik.com].
Community Care
JANUARY 5, 2023
Social care needs are also likely to be increasing as a result of the huge challenges facing the NHS, including high levels of hospitalisation, driven by flu and Covid-19, mounting waits for emergency care, staff shortages and pay disputes. Vic Rayner (@vicrayner) December 31, 2022. .”
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Social Care
SEPTEMBER 22, 2022
Vickie Peters, Deputy Director of Infection Prevention and Control at Cygnet Health Care , explains what the healthcare company is doing to protect its vulnerable service users and staff from the impact of seasonal flu and the potential resurgence of COVID-19. Image created by freepik.com ]. A campaign to protect us all.
Social Care
NOVEMBER 24, 2022
If we take COVID and flu vaccination programmes, for example, we would be seeing a significant new cohort of family members who will be new to caring and potentially eligible. This winter, it is more important than ever to protect the most vulnerable in your life against flu and COVID-19 – including yourself!
Social Care
OCTOBER 20, 2022
As our Autumn COVID-19 and flu vaccination campaign continues, his wise words of reassurance, advice and thanks to frontline care and health colleagues are very welcome. The COVID-19 vaccination programme has helped to protect our patients and society, restoring cherished freedoms that we must safeguard, as we enter the winter months.
MQ Mental Health
MAY 2, 2024
Dr Maxime Taquet and his colleagues found, “quite clearly”, that having Covid-19 was associated with a much greater risk of brain disorders than having something like the flu. MQ will continue to work to ensure researchers are able to improve our understanding further.
Society of Clinical Psychology
NOVEMBER 5, 2020
Correlational research shows that people with more positive emotional styles are three times less likely to develop symptoms of a cold or flu after deliberately being exposed to the rhino or influenza virus (Cohen, Alper, Doyle, Treanor, & Turner, 2006). Being healthy is good for happiness, but does happiness also lead to better health?
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