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π’ The November issue of CMM is live!
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π In this issue, read about trade union reforms, gambling-related harm, the Big Conversation on Care and more.
A new report from @CareEngland and @dementiaforward has found that 95% of councils can't track the number of local people with young-onset dementia (YOD). Read more π caremanagementmatters.co.uk/β¦
A look at some of the leading legal firms that specialise in social care to help providers access timely advice and guidance. Check out the latest Resource Finder in CMM Magazine: online.flippingbook.com/viewβ¦
Awarding organisation and education charity @NCFE has established the Health and Social Care Skills Collective to tackle workforce challenges. Read more πcaremanagementmatters.co.uk/β¦
In this article, Michelle Corrigan, Chief Executive Officer at @DigitalCareHub, reflects on learnings from the Digital Care Summit London 2026. online.flippingbook.com/viewβ¦
David Brindle, social care commentator and former Public Services Editor of The Guardian, responds to the latest workforce announcements from Government and policy commentary from The Kingβs Fund. online.flippingbook.com/viewβ¦
Gambling-related harm among people receiving care is poorly measured and easily overlooked, says Lee Willows, Founder of Community Care Gaming. Know the signs and how to help those you support.
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Only 4 weeks until the #CMMInsight East Midlands Care Association Alliance Conference 2026
Join care providers, sector leaders and professionals from across the region for a day of expert insight, practical discussion and valuable networking.
π Pride Park Stadium, Derby
ποΈ 24th November 2026
ποΈ Donβt miss out β book today: caremanagementmatters.co.uk/β¦
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The Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) is set to reshape workplace relations in the care sector with significant new rights for trade unions... it is therefore imperative that care providers start planning now for an approach by a trade union so that they are well prepared and can respond effectively. In his article for CMM Magazine, James Sage, a Partner in the Health and Social Care team at @RWKGoodman, sets out the new trade union reforms that care providers need to know about and their likely impact on workplace relations.
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Module 6 of the @covidinquiryuk has been published, examining the impact of the #pandemic on the #adultsocialcare sector. Read more π caremanagementmatters.co.uk/β¦
In the latest #Knowledge article, Iain Corrigan, Commercial Director at @_CoolCare, argues that having more #information does not necessarily make it easier to understand how a #carehome is performing. Read more π caremanagementmatters.co.uk/β¦
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A new @homecareassn #report has found that the state-funded #homecare #funding gap has widened to Β£2.3bn. Read more π caremanagementmatters.co.uk/β¦







