Research Archives - Page 6 of 8 - The Good Care Group

Research Archives - Page 6 of 8 - The Good Care Group

Managing medication: a quick guide

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Managing medication: a quick guide

Managing medication can become difficult as people get older. If left unchecked, this can lead to a decline in a person’s overall health and sense of wellbeing Managing medication can become difficult as people get older. If left unchecked, this

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Live in care: what qualifications and training should I look for?

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Live in care: what qualifications and training should I look for?

When you are in the process of choosing which live-in care provider you will use (either for yourself or for a relative), it is important to understand the level of training received by your professional carer and the qualifications held.

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The importance of sleep for older people

Posted 11 Nov 2019

The importance of sleep for older people

Sleep is a vital mechanism, regardless of your age. It has the ability to restore energy levels and heal both physical and cognitive damage. So how can it help your loved-ones in their later years? At every age, sleep is

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How to create a memory-boosting playlist for your elderly loved one

Posted 11 Nov 2019

How to create a memory-boosting playlist for your elderly loved one

Music is a potent tool for eliciting memories and improving overall quality of life in people with dementia. Learn how to make a playlist for your loved one and give them the soothing gift of nostalgia The auditory system is

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Healthy habits of the world’s oldest people

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Healthy habits of the world’s oldest people

It’s human nature to look to those who have enjoyed great longevity as purveyors of living wisdom. We hope to discover the secret to their lengthy lifespans, and replicate the method in our own lives too. It’s human nature to

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Financing care at home

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Financing care at home

The prospect of paying for long term care can be worrying and confusing. However, you can be reassured by the fact that there are various financing options available: indeed, thousands of individuals in many different situations have The prospect of

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Dietary recommendations for elderly people

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Dietary recommendations for elderly people

Managing the nutritional intake of an elderly loved one requires a comprehensive understanding of their dietary needs, as well as the time to provide sufficient support Managing the nutritional intake of an elderly loved one requires a comprehensive understanding of

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Challenging negative stereotypes about ageing

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Challenging negative stereotypes about ageing

Learn more about why negative stereotypes about the older generation are often unfounded and can lead to poorer physical and cognitive health outcomes for older people. Negative stereotypes about ageing can be damaging to older people’s sense of self and,

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7 things to think about caring for an elderly parent

Posted 08 Nov 2019

7 things to think about caring for an elderly parent

Decide whether you‘re best placed to start caring for an elderly parent or whether a live-in care solution might help you spend more quality time together. Caring for an ageing parent is undoubtedly a noble endeavour but also a significant

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Elderly weight gain: Techniques for helping your loved one stay healthy

Posted 08 Nov 2019

Elderly weight gain: Techniques for helping your loved one stay healthy

Gain tips and advice for helping support elderly weight gain. These simple steps could help your loved one overcome weight loss and maintain healthy body size. Older people may unintentionally lose weight for a variety of different reasons. This can

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