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  1. Learning from the past to plan for the future

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, December 2023, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  2. Understanding fragility fractures caused by the 'silent disease'

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2023, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  3. The risk of sustaining Musculoskeletal injuries can be reduced by correct handling of patients.

    Article • Journal of Paramedic Practice, November 2022, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  4. Deafness is commoner than we realise as it is a 'hidden condition'.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2022, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  5. The more you try to sleep, the more difficult it can be to achieve

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2022, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  6. Covid-19 created many changes to the lifestyle and working practices of many people.

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, January 2022, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  7. The impact of osteoporosis

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2021, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  8. Understanding autism and reasons for behaviour issues.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2021, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  9. Looking at alternation forms of seating during the Covid-19 pandemic.

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, November 2020, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  10. Coping with stress

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2020, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  11. Helping movement patterns to improve mobility in patients who suffer from parkinsonian symptoms.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2019, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  12. Enabling care home residents and older people to exercise.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2018, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  13. The emotional side of moving into a care home

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2018, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  14. Understanding why it is important for older people to maintain physical activity.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  15. The role of the expert witness from a practitioner's viewpoint

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, July 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  16. Helping patients to sleep well

    Article • British Journal of Mental Health Nursing, July 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  17. How arthritis affects the body is explained and ways care staff can assist residents.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  18. Sleep process, insomnia and treatments to help improve the quality of sleep are outlined.

    Article • British Journal of Mental Health Nursing, May 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  19. Looking at the patient's journey though the care service

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, April 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  20. Why reducing salt in a diet is important.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  21. Encouraging exercise for older people

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2017, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  22. Hand dysfunction and managing daily living activities

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2015, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  23. Hand dysfunction - encouraging development.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2015, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  24. The world at your finger tips: how the hand functions

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2015, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  25. Explaining how to identify the risks of falling.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2014, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  26. Understanding patients sleep disorders

    Article • British Journal of Mental Health Nursing, March 2014, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  27. How to develop reminiscence as an activity in the care home for patients with dementia.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, December 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  28. Dementia and reminiscence: not just a focus on the past

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  29. The vital role HCAs and APs in the rehabilitation of a head-injured patient is explored.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, September 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  30. Preventing fractures

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  31. The management of over-sized patients in emergency care is outlined.

    Article • Journal of Paramedic Practice, August 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  32. Explains how to prevent, reduce and manage falls in a care home.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  33. A guide to head injuries.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, April 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  34. Ways to help people sleep.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  35. Understanding why sleep problems occur.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2013, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  36. The natural effect of ageing on the musculoskeletal system is explained.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2012, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  37. The anatomy of the spine and structural problems

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, July 2012, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  38. This article outlines the causes and effects of childhood obesity.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, June 2012, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  39. How to set up a recreational programme for people with dementia.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2012, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  40. The causes of osteoporosis and ways that healthcare staff can be proactive in its prevention.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, February 2012, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  41. How to facilitate dressing

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  42. Understanding how abnormal movement patterns occur.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, December 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  43. Explaining the common causes of fatigue and energy-saving methods

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, November 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  44. The common triggers of stress and its effects

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, October 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  45. Making mealtimes more enjoyable

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  46. Exercise can play an importance part in fall-prevention.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, September 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  47. How motor neurone disease affect daily living activities

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, June 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  48. Making dressing easier

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  49. MND current treatment and treatments undergoing clinical trials are discussed.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, May 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  50. An explanation of Motor Neurone Disease

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, April 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  51. Ways to help people with balance and coordination issues

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  52. Explaining the bodily mechanisms involved in balance

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  53. How to use alternative methods and assistive equipment to facilitate tasks

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, February 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  54. Understanding how heart disease can be prevented and its treatment.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, February 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  55. Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is explained.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, January 2011, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  56. Mobility and how to detect movement disorders are explained.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, December 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  57. The psychological effects of pain and alternative forms of treatment.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, November 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  58. Methods of relieving pain.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, October 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  59. Understanding pain symptoms.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, September 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  60. Understanding how pain affects quality of life.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  61. How to minimise fall risk in the environment.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  62. The treatment and management of Bariatric patients.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, August 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  63. Improving care of the joints in the human body.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  64. Obesity is a risk factor for several diseases that are major causes of morbidity and mortality.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, July 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  65. Understanding why the incidence of excessive weight gain is rising.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  66. How to identify perceptual problems when observing daily living activities.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  67. Ways of using different techniques, equipment or structural alterations to increase independence.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, June 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  68. the causes of pain are explored and how they affect residents, and how to assess pain levels.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  69. Preventing falls due to slips and trips.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, May 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  70. Simple ways to prevent falls

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, April 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  71. Exploring how the brain interprets information to enable us to respond meaningfully to it

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  72. How to help deafblind people manage activities of daily living.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, March 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  73. Explaining dual sensory impairment.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, February 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  74. Methods of making gardening tasks easier.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  75. Making gardening tasks easier to manage.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  76. Coping strategies can be tried to reduce the impact of tinnitus.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, January 2010, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  77. Ways to enable residents to enjoy outdoor living spaces.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  78. The symptoms of tinnitus, and factors that can contribute to it, are explained.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, December 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  79. Minimising hearing problems by addressing negative environmental factors.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, November 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  80. Explaining where occupational therapists work, their training and varied roles.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  81. Ways to overcome hearing loss using alternative communication and assistive equipment

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, October 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  82. An introduction to Pilates

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  83. The importance of good posture and the long term effect of poor posture.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  84. The process of hearing and causes of hearing impairments.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, September 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  85. Ensuring good seating positioning

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  86. Helping to assess the impact of visual impairments on patients.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, August 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  87. Practical advice on how to help residents hold a writing implement.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  88. Explaining the mechanics of vision.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, July 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  89. Ways of making the physical aspect of driving a vehicle easier.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, June 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  90. How to start a creative writing group.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  91. Common driving problems are explored.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, May 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  92. How Ankylosing Spondylitis affects a person's daily life is explored and coping method are outlined.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, May 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  93. The history of creative writing.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  94. Ankylosing Spondylitis, a disease of the connective tissue of the joints, is explained.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, April 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  95. How to write for publications is explained.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  96. Surgery, therapeutic intervention and practical ways to overcome problems are outlined.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, March 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  97. Introducing some ideas for storing and presenting photographs.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  98. How to develop life-skill stations in a care home is explored.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  99. The degenerative condition of cervical spondylosis is explained.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, February 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  100. Understanding how OA affects daily living activities.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, January 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  101. Explaining the principles of Reiki

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  102. Explaining osteoarthritis.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, December 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  103. Reflecting on the past with reminiscence activities.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  104. How the environment can hinder people who have suffered from a stroke.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, November 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  105. Helping residnets who have physical and /or cognitive problems to dress.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  106. How to help a person regain function after a stroke

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, October 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  107. Creating memories from jewellery.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  108. Helping patients to manage daily life after a stoke.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, September 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  109. Using music in various scenarios in a care home.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  110. Explaining what causes a stroke.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, August 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  111. Understanding how music impacts on moods and memories.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  112. Understanding fatigue and how to reduce its impact.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, July 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  113. Explaining the wide range of movement disorders that exist.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  114. Designing homes with Smart Technology to assist disabled people.

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, June 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  115. Why fall prevention is important?

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  116. How multiple sclerosis affects daily life.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, June 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  117. How to help prevent falls in a care home.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  118. Overcoming feeding difficulties.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, May 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  119. Exploring how deafblindness affects daily life.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  120. Explaining multiple sclerosis

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, April 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  121. Explaining the effects of loss of vision and hearing.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  122. Equipment that can help with loss of vision.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  123. Making life easier to manage for patients with Parkinson's disease.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, March 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  124. Understanding Parkinson's disease

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, February 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  125. How to make the environment suitable for people with visual problems.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  126. Mechanics of vision and common visual impairments

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  127. Understanding the causes of Parkinson's disease and parkinsonism.

    Article • British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, January 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  128. Treatments for tinnitus.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  129. A review of the advances in telecare products.

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, November 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  130. Explaining the different types of hearing aids and useful assistive devices

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  131. Preventing hearing damage by environmental changes.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  132. Identifying deafness.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  133. Explaining osteoarthritis,

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  134. Ensuring the design of everyday items helps people with disability

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, June 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  135. How to help sufferers of Rheumatoid Arthritis manage daily living more easily

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  136. How rheumatoid arthritis affects a person.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  137. How to reduce fall risks.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  138. Fall prevention

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  139. Using telecare products in the care home setting.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  140. The importance of the correct mobility aid.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  141. Explaining the wide range of mobility problems that can occur

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  142. Helping residents to manage personal grooming.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  143. How the environment can help or hinder residents management and orientation.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  144. How multiple sclerosis affects daily living skills.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  145. Multiple sclerosis and its impact is explained.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  146. Turning skin care into a spa experience.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  147. How to help residnets to relax and to sleep well.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  148. Helping resident to continue gardening as a hobby.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  149. Making garden areas full of stimulation

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  150. How to help stroke survivors manage life more easily using equipment and adaptations.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  151. Learning normal movement techniques

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  152. How to help recovery post-stroke.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  153. Ways to help disabled people to bathe and shower.

    Article • International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, January 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  154. How to help reduce the risk of a stroke

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  155. Making showering pleasurable.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  156. Ways to promote urinary incontinence.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  157. How to minimise bathing difficulties.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  158. How to minimise the physical problems of accessing a toilet.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  159. How to help mobility when a person has Parkinson's disease.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  160. Understanding the symptoms of Parkinson's disease.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, June 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  161. How cognitive problems affect the ability to get dressed.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, May 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  162. How to help residents be more independent in this daily task by using dressing aids.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, April 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  163. Making feeding easier to manage.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, March 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  164. Equipment for living: The value of assistive devices

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  165. Explaining the single assessment process.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, February 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  166. Helping to make daily living easier by looking at access issues.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, January 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  167. Eliminating physical barriers that make people disabled.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, December 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  168. Making slight changes in methods to increase independence in daily living activities.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, November 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  169. Using the Internet to communicate

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, October 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  170. Using recreational activities in a care home.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, September 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  171. How to assess a resident in relation to practical activities.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, August 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann

  172. How to prepare for and provide a movement to music session.

    Article • Nursing and Residential Care, July 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mrs Julie I Swann