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  1. Age_UK_response_to_the_Consumer_Green_Paper.pdf

    have responded only to the questions we feel relevant to older people, grouped under broader themes. Key points and recommendations 1. Many older and vulnerable consumers experience poor outcomes in consumer ... the same service in these markets.2 Citizens Advice estimates the combined cost of loyalty in six key markets to be £987 per year.3 We have set out elsewhere the barriers that make it difficult for some

  2. Think Digital Phase 2 evaluation - full report.pdf

    digital use ...................................................................................... 16 6. Key learning and recommendations ..................................................................... ... then progressing on to sharing photos, or as in the example of Robert (Box 1) communicating in new ways via a video platform. Box 1: Robert - advancing learning through Zoom After working with a Digital

  3. Health Care and Cash _ Age UK.pdf

    the lives of older people in Red Wall England www.ageuk.org.uk/our-impact/politics-and-government/ 3 Key message number one: The NHS really matters Both life expectancy and healthy life expectancy are ... disability, that rises to around 1 in 4 (or above) in almost two thirds of Red Wall constituencies. Key message number two: Why fixing social care is essential The disproportionate burden of poor health

  4. For Later Life keynote address (PDF)

    not enough to tackle the key issues. The session highlighted the top aims and priorities for the current government in relation to health and social care for older people. Key points made 1. A Green Paper ... published in autumn. The aim is to create a sustainable system that people will have confidence in. 2. A key focus of the Health and Social Care department under the leadership of Matt Hancock will be prevention

  5. Bladder and bowel problems information guide

    daily life. It’s OK if it takes a few tries to find out which changes are helpful. There’s no one-size-fits-all approach – what matters is to do what works best for you. What can I do to help myself?. • If ... fluid to help avoid constipation. • Staying active helps keep your bowel healthy. For tips on keeping fit and mobile in a way that works for you, see our guide Healthy living. Get in touch with your local

  6. ID205842 NHS App Guide_Digital.pdf

    Introducing you to the NHS App for England 4 Using this guide 6 The benefits of an NHS account 8 Key terminology in this guide 9 An NHS account 14 Who can have an NHS account 15 How to use the NHS ... using a smartphone or tablet • understand some basic terminology. Have a look at the section called ‘Key terminology in this guide’ on page 10 where we explain some common words and phrases • have an internet

  7. Health, care and cash: improving the lives of older people in Red Wall England

    the lives of older people in Red Wall England www.ageuk.org.uk/our-impact/politics-and-government/ 3 Key message number one: The NHS really matters Both life expectancy and healthy life expectancy are ... disability, that rises to around 1 in 4 (or above) in almost two thirds of Red Wall constituencies. Key message number two: Why fixing social care is essential The disproportionate burden of poor health

  8. ID205941 Age UK Staying safe_March 2026_Web.pdf

    feet: Wearing sturdy, well-fitting shoes and slippers and getting any foot problems seen to can keep you steadier. • Make your bathroom more accessible: You could consider fitting a handrail, non-slip bathmat ... from dust – you could use a long-handled duster. You might want to ask someone to help you when fitting, testing or cleaning your alarms. You should change smoke alarm batteries at least once a year. Alternatively

  9. ageukig01_staying_safe.inf.pdf

    feet: Wearing sturdy, well-fitting shoes and slippers and getting any foot problems seen to can keep you steadier. • Make your bathroom more accessible: You could consider fitting a handrail, non-slip bathmat ... from dust – you could use a long-handled duster. You might want to ask someone to help you when fitting, testing or cleaning your alarms. You should change smoke alarm batteries at least once a year. Alternatively

  10. Intermediate care including reablement consultation response - May 2017 (PDF)

    of support available to them in the community. Key points and recommendations Age UK’s detailed comments can be seen in the NICE proforma below. Key points from our response include:  Recognising ... improve their health and wellbeing, and to maintain or regain their independence. 2 Short 2 Information Box In the bulleted list outlining who the guidance is for, we would encourage the explicit inclusion

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