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Ahead of COPE's workshop at the Self Management Network Scotland National Networking Event, Hilda Campbell writes about 'kindfulness'.

Network Development Officer, Rhona shares what delegates can look forward to at the SMNS National Networking Event.

Impact: the 3rd Health and Social Care Event will take place on Monday 20 May 2019 in Glasgow.

We need clear commitments and a delivery plan for citizen-facing digital health and care in Scotland.

Heather Edwards writes about the importance of compassionate care. Get in touch if you have any stories of compassion and kindness.

Nicola reflects on the first day of her placement, giving an honest account of the pressure it brings.

The ALLIANCE celebrating individual and organisational achievements on International Women's Day

Des introduces a new role within ihub's Outcomes Based Commissioning team.

Changing social security inflationary measures has hit people's pockets - and hard. Now is the time for change.

Pam calls for leaders to hone their skills at spotting staff stress and avoiding burnout with 10 easily missed clues.

Irene sets the scene ahead of this Saturday's celebration event at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.

Pippa calls for better quality arts and music therapy for people living with dementia.

Would you like to find out more about how human rights and food are connected?

Karen from the University of Stirling calls for an increased awareness of how people with a learning disability would like to age.

Rhona reflects on work the Self Management team and Scottish Recovery Network did with a recovery group in Perth Prison in summer 2018.

Chris highlights three policy areas where the third sector made a big impact this year.

Louise looks over the key actions contained in a new Scottish Government plan to address the disability employment gap.

‘Human rights’ are notoriously broad and difficult to define, here are three steps to support embedding these in practice.

Recent months have brought workforce recruitment issues across health and social care into sharp focus.

Tommy speaks about the importance of language and balance; and how we describe and discuss each other.

Phil introduces the Discover Glasgow Digital Trail and the concept of gamification in healthcare.

A bonus blog in our 'Discover Digital' series to launch an exciting new game.

Julie and Paula discuss their new book which raises the profile of community nursing, featuring a chapter from our UK Lead Tommy Whitelaw.

Megan reflects on her own personal experiences and the difficulties that LGBTQ people with dementia face.

Ahead of Young Carers Awareness Day, we share Jessica's story of supporting her brother.