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Elderly people in Residential Care.  

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Elderly people in Residential Care The New Labour Government is committed to raising the care service standard for elderly and children. On taking office in 1997, the government acknowledged there are many problems and failures in the care service left by the Tory legacy. Labour decided to modernise the service to counter the problems and crisis faced in the care service. Policy consultants of the Better Service Task Force are reviewing a wide-ranging of current welfare provisions in the UK. This report aims persuade the government as part of the modernisation programme there is a need to bring a change in the Residential Care for elderly as there has been a growing concern at the poor level of service provided in institutional homes. Care homes should provide a quality of service meeting the needs of the residents as in a normal setting. However, the institutionalised nature of the care has many...

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