News
Find out all the latest news from Consultus.
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18/01/19
Urinary Tract Infections: Symptoms and Prevention
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most frequent clinical bacterial infections in women, accounting for nearly 25% of all infections. Around 50–60% of women will develop UTIs in their lifetimes, but there are some simple ways to help prevent UTI.
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16/01/19
Moving & Positioning: a safeguarding perspective
It is Consultus policy that carers undertake an annual moving and positioning refresher course. In this article we highlight the importance of regular training and how it benefits both the clients and their carers.
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07/01/19
Consultus Carer Induction Training: Not your usual training experience
Amy Hosking joined the Consultus Marketing team in June 2018. Here, she recalls her experience undergoing the Four Day Carer Induction programme as part of her introduction to the company.
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09/12/18
Happy Hands and Feet
The elderly are particularly vulnerable to foot conditions due to poor vision and decreased mobility. Regular hand and feet maintenance can help prevent these health issues from developing, as well as boost your client’s self-esteem.
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27/11/18
New qualifications
The Consultus Care Training Centre has two new qualifications, available from February 2019.
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22/11/18
Q&A – With Mel Binks
Mel is a warm and empathetic Care Consultant, with a can-do attitude, who builds strong carer and client relationships.
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15/11/18
What does a Consultus live-in nurse do
In this article, Consultus Nurse, Julie Howard, clarifies the role of a live-in nurse and explains why it’s the perfect job for her.
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26/10/18
The Great British Care Awards 2018
On Saturday 3 Nov, the Consultus Care Training Centre Trainers will be attending The Great British Care Awards (South East) at The Amex Stadium, Brighton.
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15/10/18
What you need to know... about our London Office
Did you know that if you are interested in becoming a live-in carer with Consultus Care & Nursing you don't have to come to our Tonbridge Head Office for your initial interview?