If you're involved in the delivery of care, please help by completing our questionnaire. The Self Care Forum and Imperial College London’s Self Care Academic Research Unit (SCARU) are inviting…
The Self Care Week Review of 2020’s activities reveals that more than 900 individuals and organisations took part in this UK-wide national event, helping it to reach millions of people in the…
Available now Practise Self Care for Life is the theme for this year’s Self Care Week which will happen from 15 November 2021. The logos have now been uploaded to…
Research published in The BMJ recently found that giving nutritional supplements to young children in low income countries for around 6 months could improve their brain health. The results could have…
Supported self-management, i.e. shared care, is one of the six evidence-based components of personalised care to which the NHS has committed (NHS England 2019). Shared care is a key driver…
Research commissioned by the trade association for manufacturers of OTC medicines, PAGB suggests that people's use of the NHS may change following the COVID19 pandemic. The poll found that A&E…
According to a study by scientists at Glasgow University restricting TV watching time for adults could increase longevity. Analysis of information from 500,000 Britons aged from 37 to 73 over…
Lancashire Libraries - winners of Self Care Week 2019 - explained that because communities often have a diversely rich population "one size doesn't fit all" when it comes to people's…
The Self Care Forum is delighted to be part of International; Self Care Day at the start of the WHO Month of Self Care. Never has self care been more…
We are proud to announce our new board member, Dr Chee Yeen Fung. Chee Yeen who is a London-based GP, founder of the “Dr. Me Project” and recipient of the…
