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Does SEN safeguarding provision go far enough?

8 Apr 24

When the parents and carers of the UK's 1.5m children with special educational needs (SEN) drop them off at school each morning, they have the right to believe safeguarding is a paramount priority.There are new government and Ofsted directives to make sure that is the case, strengthening ...

Dr Michelle Tempest driving the brain capital initiative

15 Sep 23

We are thrilled to announce Candesic Senior Partner Dr Michelle Tempest, continues to drive the exciting brain capital initiative with the Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy. The new paper "7 Steps for Igniting the Brain Capital Industrial Strategy" advocates for building ...

Candesic partner Michelle Tempest discusses online mental health assesments

23 May 23

In a new article by Healthcare Business International, Candesic Senior Partner Dr Michelle Tempest discusses the reliability of online mental health assessments.What different approach can be taken to treat mental health issues such as ADHD and how can we use technology in a beneficial and ...

Candesic Senior Partner Marc Kitten quoted in the latest HBI issue

6 Feb 23

Candesic Senior Partner Marc Kitten shares his point of view in the latest Healthcare Business International issue.Marc Kitten comments on how providers can restore their reputation after facing allegations and what challenges France`s elderly care sector is currently facing.

Professionalising care for People with Intellectual Disabilities in Ireland

8 Jul 22

Dr Leonid Shapiro, Managing Partner, Dr Michelle Tempest, Partner and Phil Carrivick, Manager at Candesic compare how different European countries approach care for People with Intellectual Disabilities (PWID) and investigate whether an increase in the market share of independent provision in ...

Tomorrow in the making immersive education in healthcare

14 Jun 22

Hot off the press "Tomorrow in the Making" an article about immersive healthcare training. Senior Partner, Dr Michelle Tempest absolutely loves new technology and this article aims to inspire operators be creative in the way they train their health and care staff and to help investors match up ...

Mental healthcare capacity for UK teens falls sharply during pandemic

17 Jan 22

Candesic's analysts identified a gap in the mental healthcare market, where hospital beds for teenagers have fallen by a fifth in the last 5 years despite rising demand. In an article from the Financial Times, Dr Michelle Tempest explains the relationship between staff shortages and ...

UK social care reform ‘nowhere near enough’

2 Dec 21

Candesic's Dr Leonid Shapiro has commented on the UK social care reform in the HBI Intelligence.

New kids on the block

29 Sep 21

The children’s services sector is primed for further growth. Dr Joe Taylor, head of the North, and Dr Michelle Tempest, partner, of Candesic, examine the opportunities the sector has to offer.