Our care team recently completed a comprehensive training session on Stress and Distress, led by Fatou. The session covered identifying and managing challenging behaviour, as well as addressing unmet needs. Through practical examples and effective prevention strategies, our team gained valuable skills to enhance their caregiving approach.
Palliative care is a specialised approach aimed at improving the quality of life for individuals facing serious illnesses. It focuses on providing relief from the symptoms, pain, and stress of the illness, regardless of the diagnosis.
In today’s rapidly evolving world, technology plays a pivotal role in transforming various sectors, including social care. At Social Care Alba, we leverage modern technology to enhance the quality of our services, ensuring client safety and satisfaction.
Proper medication management is a critical component of providing high-quality care in social care settings. Ensuring that medications are administered safely and accurately is essential for the well-being of service users. At Social Care Alba, we are committed to following best practices in medication management to prevent errors and promote health. In this blog post, […]
Caroline from Social Care Alba recently led an insightful dementia training session for our dedicated caregivers. Now equipped with essential skills and knowledge, they are better prepared to provide personalised and compassionate care to individuals living with dementia.
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be deeply rewarding yet challenging. Dementia not only affects the individual diagnosed but also their family and friends. At Social Care Alba, we understand the complexities of dementia care and are committed to providing the support and resources needed to navigate this journey. Here, we share practical tips and strategies to help carers provide the best possible care for those living with dementia.
At Social Care Alba, we tailor each plan to meet our service users’ unique needs, enhancing their quality of life and health outcomes. Our approach includes thorough assessments, collaboration with families, and regular updates, ensuring exceptional, individualised care.
On 31 July, NHS Scotland’s Dementia Consultant Learning and Sharing Network will focus on Lewy Body Dementia, offering a vital session for dementia care professionals. From 2:30 to 3:30pm via Microsoft Teams, this online event invites Dementia Champions, Ambassadors, Specialist Improvement Leads, and anyone interested in dementia to deepen their understanding of this complex condition.
Recently, our team came together for an insightful and engaging event focused on addressing some critical aspects of our work. We tackled various issues and concerns related to our day-to-day operations, specifically regarding the needs of our service users during their daily routines.
Let’s look more closely at how the new Codes of Practice impact us, and how they align with SCA’s values and policies