Jayne ConneryJournalist

Care Home Professional and 2 other titles

Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs

9 articles

Across 2 topics, first on 7 Apr 2025, most recently 22 Jun 2026.

This counts only pieces our coverage scan read on the topics Vital Signs tracks, not their full output.

What they cover

Recent articles

  1. Sir Keir Starmer resigns – what will it mean for social care?

    CCFTVAdult social care & reform22 Jun 2026

  2. Guest Column: ‘We shouldn’t fear a dementia diagnosis – we should fear how we are cared for’

    Care Home ProfessionalDementia4 Dec 2025

  3. Budget 2025: £300m for NHS Technology – But where is social care?

    Care Campaign for the VulnerableAdult social care & reform26 Nov 2025

  4. When unexplained incidents lead to serious decline or death in dementia care

    Care Campaign for the VulnerableDementia25 Nov 2025

  5. Dementia isn’t the whole story: A call for the care sector to look beyond the diagnosis

    Care Home ProfessionalDementia20 Oct 2025

  6. Technology and dementia care – Building a safer and transparent future

    Care Home ProfessionalDementia12 Sept 2025

  7. Response to the upcoming spending review: “A call for care, not just health”

    Care Home ProfessionalAdult social care & reform10 Jun 2025

  8. Dementia Action Week: A Time to Lead with Purpose

    Care Home ProfessionalDementia20 May 2025

  9. CCFTV: The power of collaboration in dementia care – Why working together matters

    Care Campaign for the VulnerableDementia7 Apr 2025

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