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domiciliary

(dŏm″ĭ-sĭl′ē-ār″ē) [L. domus, house]

Pert. to or conducted in a house.

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Dave Street, director of social services, told cabinet members last week: "These new arrangements for the future commissioning of external domiciliary care are long overdue.

New home care plan to meet extra demand

An increasing number of older people staying in their own homes for longer, increases the need for domiciliary services of all kinds, including eye care.

Providing domiciliary eyecare: This article outlines the regulation relating to domiciliary eyecare, the clinical challenges, and the dispensing considerations when examining patients in their own home

Mr Irranca-Davies added: "The registration of domiciliary care workers will provide the public with confidence that care workers have the appropriate skills and qualifications to do their jobs in a professional, compassionate manner.

New regulations 'to support continued improvement in care sector in Wales'

Ms Elliott said independent supported accommodation "provides the opportunity for people to live meaningful ordinary lives in homes and communities of their own choice while domiciliary care provides support to adults with "complex needs".

Cost-cutting proposal could hit terminally ill

In addition deferred consideration of a further GBP 2.5m is payable in cash by 31 December 2015 if Embrace is successful in tendering for ongoing domiciliary care contracts in Liverpool, the outcome of which is expected to be known by Embrace in or around April 2015.

Public Service Props to Sell Remaining UK Assets to Embrace

Greg Bamber, chairman of Caring Hands, said: "It is evident from the enquiries we receive from those looking for domiciliary care services that the financial implications are also of paramount importance.

PIONEERING SCHEME FOR PENSIONERS

The law gives oversight of a surplus lines insurer to the domiciliary state.

FIO: Suplus Lines Modernization Not Interfering with State Regulators

I know that some of you reading this will probably say that a role of Cresco will raise the foot but the block looks more professional and it's also a big saving on the back and neck which has always been an occupational hazard for domiciliary work.

Body block

The Domiciliary Care Allowance is a payment of EUR309 per month awarded to children with a disability.

CARE FUND'S DAIL DEBATE

asked 30 people to keep diaries of their experiences when workers come into the home to offer domiciliary care.

Home care branded as disgraceful

The experiences of 30 people or their carers into domiciliary workers found missed medication, confinement to bed and inaccessibility to food and drink.

Our say

This latest contract complements Castlerock's service provision already being put in place in Doncaster, and witnesses the continued growth of their Domiciliary Care, Supported Living and Home Care division.