Introduction to body maps

A body map is a type of chart and a visual tool used mainly in the health sector to accurately record, monitor and evidence a range of health conditions. By using a generic image of a body that loosely represents its target audience – for example, a male or female adult or child – you can pinpoint and mark exactly where the individual is experiencing a health related condition or is undergoing treatment. This practice is also referred to as body mapping.

5 tips for enjoying a more sustainable Christmas

Christmas is a time of year when many of us like to go the extra mile, be that with food, gifts or decorating our homes. It’s a time to think more positively and put problems aside for a couple days. It can also be a wasteful time if we’re not careful, but it doesn’t need to be.

How digital transformation fits into the new 10-year adult social care vision

On 1st of December 2021, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) released their white paper laying out their 10-year vision for reforming the care sector. The vision covers a broad scope of topics, but two main themes are made clear in the early stages: ‘People’ are at the heart of social care and ‘person-centred care’ is vital to delivering the best possible service.