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The news that NHS England, the istrative body responsible for managing and overseeing the NHS in England, is being abolished, will have left some of our feeling very uncertain about their job security.

UK Policy and Public Affairs Manager at the Royal College of Occupational Therapists, Joseph Brunwin, comments on the UK government’s planned welfare reform green paper

We’re excited to announce the development of our new guideline: Maintaining meaningful occupations and maximising independence while living with dementia.

Connect with your professional body, network with your peers and grow your knowledge with our dynamic and thriving communities in June 2025!

While D is an individual responsibility, we strongly encourage employers to actively and facilitate D opportunities.

After four years as RCOT’s Chief Executive, Steve Ford has decided to retire and will be leaving the organisation in June 2025.

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