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By the time someone with dementia moves into a care home, they may already be experiencing significant weight loss and other nutrition-related problems.

Christine McAlpine, reporting on activites of BGS Scotland to the Board of Trustees. Responsibility for the NHS in Scotland is a devolved matter and rests with the Scottish Government. 

John’s Campaign advocates for the removal of all restrictions on family carers supporting their relatives in hospital and a positive attitude of welcome and collaboration throughout the health and

Patient and public involvement (PPI) has become a mandatory requirement of many research grants.

Recruiting older people to take part in clinical trials can be difficult. The cohort multiple randomised controlled trial model may help you get more participants.

Surprising numbers of research projects come to an end without any results. Practical steps you can take to manage your time and keep your research project on schedule.

When taking time out of programme (or OOP), it's important to maintain clinical skills and knowledge when medical practice is constantly evolving.

Comprehensive Local Research Networks (CLRNs) work locally to assist research in their area. Using them may assist you in your research project.

Falls are a frequent and frightening issue for patients and staff, and they have physical and psychological consequences for individuals and society.

This Practice Question has been published with the kind permission of the Royal College of Nursing.

Joint activities such as art, sewing, knitting, cooking or growing plants help relationships grow between the generations.

Delirium is categorised by a sudden onset of fluctuating altered consciousness with changes to perception and cognitive function.