Martin Emery
You can hear Martin at various times across the week. He says:
"The past year has certainly highlighted the difficult, yet amazing work the care sector provides.
"We know it’s always been there, but it’s probably now at the forefront of our minds more than ever. And when we think about it, we all probably know somebody - a friend, a colleague or family member - who provides that care, either professionally or unpaid.
"I still recall the wonderful work of the staff at a local care home in providing my grandma with support and comfort in her final days while suffering with dementia.
"With Care Radio, I feel the opportunity to give something back through such a personal medium is not one to be missed. It’s a chance not only to say thank you, but to be a friend, a supporter and a companion to those providing all that and more, day in, day out."
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Care News
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100 thousand patients treated in virtual wards
There are now more than 340 virtual ward programmes across England – 58 opened in January – including a total of 7,653 virtual beds
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NHS Providers, Saffron Cordery, comment on strike
Deputy chief executive warns that the situation is likely to vary from place to place depending on the response to the walkout from junior doctor
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Mental health is linked to nutrition
In her book Unprocessed, Clinical psychologist says Kimberley Wilson, says when it comes to our mental health, what we eat is a crucial ingredient
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North Wales Health Watchdog abolished
Critics say the change will mean "no scrutiny or accountability whatsoever" of health services in North Wales
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Covid Spring Booster could be the last?
he UK Government says the spring booster programme is due to end on 30 June and has announced that the offer of a first or second dose of COVID vaccine will also end at this time
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Winter Vomiting bug cases in care homes at high, pre-Covid levels
ncidents of the so-called winter vomiting bug have has increased across all age groups, most notably those aged 65 and older.
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UNISON says NHS needs a change of direction
There's a call for a comprehensive workforce plan, plus long-term investment in NHS pay, working conditions, training and apprenticeship places
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Bath hospital testing AI to spot blood clots in lung
The trial will show whether AI can spot pulmonary embolism quicker and more accurately than doctors
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Loss of nearly 400 swimming pools in England since 2010
Analysis by The Guardian newspaper shows 382 swimming pools have closed their doors, which includes public and privately-owned pools.