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After their lifelong experience of drinking tea and coffee rather than water, how can I get my residents to enjoy and ask for water?

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After their lifelong experience of drinking tea and coffee rather than water, how can I get my residents to enjoy and ask for water?

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A1. Of course it is a free choice if a resident will not consume water, but increasing consumption is often just a matter of good presentation of tap water, and carers can and should set the tone. Often residents will agree to make improved health choices if they are helped to understand the benefits. Have a look at the facts and tips included in this toolkit for ideas (factsheet 9). Do remember that one of the reasons for leading change is that nowhere in public health guidance will you find caffeinated, high-sugar soft drinks and fizzy drinks recommended.

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