End of life care: dying at home

This video for care managers and staff highlights two services which support people to die at home – one is in Lancashire and the other is a service for the Bangladeshi and Bengali communities in London.

Making the move to delivering reablement

Part of Reablement

This At a glance briefing produced with UKHCA summarises research and practice evidence about reablement. It explains how to move from a traditional home care service to a new reablement service.

SCIE research briefing 36: reablement: a cost-effective route to better outcomes

Part of Reablement

This briefing, one in a series on preventive care and support for adults, focuses on reablement.

Early onset dementia: living at home with nursing support

Part of Dementia

Training film for carers and care staff about Janet, who was diagnosed with early onset dementia at the age of 58. Her partner Jim illustrates the effects of a very rapid deterioration, plus the need for skilled, experienced support for carers – in this case provided by an Admiral Nurse.

Prevention: Reablement

Part of Reablement

Watch this video to learn more about how reablement supports people to regain their independence.

Supporting carers: the commissioner

This film for social care commissioners and staff focuses on Hertfordshire County Council Adult Services. It features Mari Stevenson who talks about her personal experiences of caring for her daughter who is diabetic and has Down’s syndrome. Hertfordshire has achieved Beacon status for its work with carers.

Personalisation briefing: implications for personal assistants (PAs)

Part of Personalisation

Part of our new series on personalisation for professionals, this briefing produced with Skills for Care summarises the implications of the personalisation agenda for personal assistants (PAs).

Personalisation briefing: implications for home care providers

Part of Personalisation

In the second of our series on personalisation for professionals, this briefing produced with the United Kingdom Homecare Association (UKHCA) summarises the implications for home care providers.

Dementia e-learning: diagnosis and who can help

Part of e-Learning courses

One of a series of e-learning resources from the Open Dementia e-learning programme which aims provides a general introduction to the dementia and the experience of living with dementia. This module focuses on the process of diagnosis and its impact; the help and support available, key professional roles and skills and multidisciplinary support services; and anti-dementia drugs and non-pharmacological treatments. This resource contains audio and video.