Diabetes Care for Older People
The PA Support Service gets a number of enquiries from PAs wanting advice and information about diabetes. To answer this need, earlier […]
The PA Support Service gets a number of enquiries from PAs wanting advice and information about diabetes. To answer this need, earlier […]
There is a brand new guide about training and development opportunities available for PAs and Individual Employers. It’s full of great opportunities […]
When looking for care provision, more and more people are beginning to bypass domiciliary care agencies in favour of employing their own […]
It is an unfortunate reality but many disabled people who are wheelchair users lead quite sedentary lives and are likely to put […]
We thought it would be useful to give you some of the latest information presented at the event. It does all seem […]
Most PAs have two or 3 three part-time jobs to give them enough income from wages to balance any loss in benefits. […]
At this time of year there are lots of winter bugs and viruses around which can result in PAs being ill and […]
For many people with a long-term condition such as diabetes, it is really important for them to look after their feet and […]
If you care for someone who spend most or all of their time in a chair, wheelchair or bed, reducing the risk […]
It is within the role of many PAs to support their employer with medication. This is a really important issue as the […]