Huffington Post ‘Join a revolution in Long Term Care worth £5m for SMEs’

Join a Revolution in Long-Term Care Worth £5 Million for SMEs

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According to Jackie Marshall-Balloch, Lead Specialist at Innovate UK and rabble-rousing instigator of the ‘Long Term Care Revolution‘: “By converting high growth potential into reality our innovative SMEs have the chance to improve quality of life and create a better, more sustainable future for those of us who will develop physical and/or cognitive conditions. The magnitude and ambition of our challenge is not to be underestimated. This is a unique opportunity to harness Britain’s innovative capability and show the rest of the world what we stand for.”

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Creative Skills for Life ‘Palliative care, therapies and new health technologies’ by Ian Spero

In the news December 2014 – Palliative care, creative therapies and new health technology

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Jackie Marshall-Balloch, Lead Specialist at Innovate UK says: “By converting high growth potential into reality, our innovative SMEs have the chance to improve quality of life and create a better, more sustainable future for those of us who will develop physical and/or cognitive conditions. The magnitude and ambition of our challenge is not to be underestimated. This is a unique opportunity to harness Britain’s innovative capability and show the rest of the world what we stand for.”

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Huffington Post ‘Power to the People: Long Term Care Revolution’ written by Ian Spero

Power to the People: A Long Term Care Revolution

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Easier said than done of course, but this revolution is the brainchild of Jackie Marshall-Balloch, the crusading Lead Specialist for the TSB’s Assisted Living Innovation Platform, who has spent the past year drumming up support from would be revolutionaries across the country and slowly but surely momentum is growing. Jackie’s passion for the Revolution is evident, as is the TSB’s commitment, expressed here by Chief Executive Iain Gray: “Late life care is often regarded as an economic liability but it can actually be an engine for economic growth. This is an expanding market and we need to radically rethink our approach to long-term care provision, providing options that will enable people to live with more dignity and autonomy”.

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