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According to the Care Notes: Everything Was Fine

Written by: dylan simpson
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 According to the care notes, everything was fine.The service user was well on arrival. Medication was supported. Food and fluids were offered. All required care was completed.Lovely.What the care notes don't mention is that the remote control had disappeared, the hearing aids were sitting untouched on the mantelpiece, somebody had definitely eaten “earlier”, the key safe had declared war, the bus had vanished from existence and a fifteen-minute call had somehow become a forty-minute investigation into a missing slipper.Welcome to domiciliary care.According to the Care Notes: Everything Was Fine is a brutally funny journey through the wonderfully unpredictable world of caring for people in their own homes.Drawing on years of frontline experience, Dylan Simpson takes you behind the neat professional language of the care notes and into what actually happens between “well on arrival” and “all well on exit.”There are impossible rotas. Temperamental key safes. Medication mysteries. Family members. Missing remotes. Hearing aids nobody wants to wear. Cups of tea that are somehow simultaneously too strong and too weak. And service users who are absolutely fine right up until you ask one follow-up question.The characters and situations throughout the book have been fictionalised, combined, altered and exaggerated to protect confidentiality, but the chaos of domiciliary care will feel suspiciously familiar to anyone who has ever worked a care shift.©2026 dylan simpson (P)2026 Dylan Simpson Performing Arts
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