We at Penrose Care are saddened by this revelation but can assure you that we are not part of this common problem. At Penrose Care, we hire excellent and caring staff, provide specialist dementia training to those working with dementia clients and are indeed always striving to improve this training. Indeed on this front we should have some very positive news to report in November. The feedback from the families of our dementia home care clients has been excellent since our inception and we attribute this to our pioneering ethical approach to care which includes paying our staff the London Living Wage and providing our staff training which is substantially above the norm. Further, we are constantly working with policy makers to assist them in alleviating and eventually solving the UKs care crisis. As such, we have participated at policy roundtables and policy papers both at the House of Commons and House of Lords. We will continue these activities as it is our firm belief that it is not sufficient to be ethical just within our own remit, but to promote such ethics outside our organisation as well. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2790362/uk-s-dementia-care-betrayal-nine-ten-care-homes-hospitals-fail-patients-says-damning-report.html
Posted on: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 12:06:46 +0000
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