Recognising and responding to hypoglycaemia in adult social care
Recognise, treat and escalate hypoglycaemia safely when unusual behaviour is the first warning sign.
Confusion does not automatically mean a UTI
Why confusion alone does not confirm a UTI—and what care staff should observe, record and escalate.
The blockage is clear — but is the choking incident over?
What care staff must do after choking first aid, including hospital checks, monitoring and incident review.
Oxygen doesn’t burn—but it can make fire deadly fast
Practical oxygen fire-safety checks covering smoking, emollients, safe storage and IHORM.
They’ve fallen—but should you get them up?
How iSTUMBLE helps care staff assess, escalate and respond safely after a person falls.
“They’re just not themselves”: recognising soft signs of deterioration
Small changes in behaviour, appetite or mobility may be early warning signs of deteriorating health.
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