Quality Compliance Systems (QCS), a leading provider of content, guidance and standards for the social care sector, announces the launch of its ‘Better Workforce Together’ Survey.
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Three Kent care homes have been closed after the CQC cancelled their registrations following inspections. Optima Care’s Eastry Villas and The Gate House in Eastry, near Sandwich and Optima Care Limited in Herne Bay have
A Four Seasons care home has been downgraded from Good to Requires Improvement following an inspection by the CQC. Green Lane Intermediate Care Centre in
Jenny Copland, Communications Lead at the Care Inspectorate, discusses how putting a few simple measures in place before COVID-19 hit enabled her team to share important updates with care professionals when it mattered most. The
Head of Marketing, Hayley Levene, provides insight into Leaders in Care Headline Sponsor and leading quality and risk management software provider for care home operators, Radar Healthcare.
Kate Terroni said there appears to be “an appetite” from multiple stakeholders in social care for a “competency-based care worker register".
Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, Kate Terroni on how the CQC is engaging with the people who draw on social care to help develop the right strategy, policy and approach to regulation.
Barry Price, of QCS, explains why a robust code of conduct is the best way to maintain professional boundaries
Further instability in social care risks turning into a ‘tsunami of unmet need’, the CQC has said.
Cutting-edge research revealed by QCS’s Dementia Care Champion, Jackie Pool (pictured), strongly supports the wellbeing benefits of a therapeutic soft, comforting device for people with advanced dementia. HUG, which is being released today, is the
