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Under new directives issued by the nurses' union, MUMN, no new patients are to be admitted to St Vincent De Paul residence for the elderly

The government is warning patients and elderly residents will be undeservedly bearing the brunt of nurses' industrial action at state care homes. The Malta Uni

Updated 8.03am to include directives issued by the MUMN - The nurses’ union on Tuesday issued directives to its members at state care homes, claiming inq

The elderly are possibly the cohort of the population that suffered the most during the pandemic. First, they are more vulnerable to the ravages of COVID, espec

The role of the elderly in society, society’s responsibility towards them and the need for more care and involvement from their families were discuss

Both parties inked an MOU to accelerate integration of AI-powered solutions into clinical care, to support Singapore's healthcare transformation SINGAPORE, July 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- ASUSandTan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) inked a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) earlier today to formalise their collaborative efforts on building a more robust healthcare system to meet the evolving needs of patients. Since 2021, both parties have been working on novel AI solutions to enhance the va...

Lisa Cassar Shaw has been appointed chief executive of the Social Care Standards Authority (SCSA). The Ministry for Active Ageing announced that Cassar Shaw wi

MUMN is suspending the directives as a gesture of goodwill pending talks with the ministry • Judge rules directives do not endanger patients' lives

Staff in old people’s homes will receive training to provide palliative care to residents thanks to a new pilot project. Providing in-house palliative ca