Andrea Sutcliffe, the Care Quality Commission's (CQC) chief inspector of adult social care, launches a brand new column designed to keep you up to date
Opinion
The issue of how care homes work with relatives and deal professionally with disputes and other challenges is a very topical and highly emotive area. News media frequently highlight how the relationship between care providers
Having gained a reputation as a cautious operator since becoming Prime Minister last year, Theresa May proved she was capable of pulling a rabbit out
Along with his welcome announcement of an extra £2bn for social care, Chancellor Philip Hammond has revealed the government will be publishing a Green Paper on the long term funding of social care. This may
It’s been a month of contrasting fortunes for care home providers across the country as cost and regulatory pressures create an increasingly polarised two-tier sector.
Law at Work’s director of legal services, Donald Mackinnon, reflects on the increased burden on care sector employers following the recently announced rise in the
Following Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement debacle, where social care didn’t even get a mention, the government has finally responded to the growing tsunami of warnings from care leaders, former ministers and healthcare leaders of
Following the CQC’s damning assessment of the state of the care home sector last month, there are signs that the penny is finally to begin
Care Home Professional managing director Rob Corder shares the top five things he has learnt about the sector this year. Delayed transfer of elderly people
The July edition of Care Home Professional is free to view and download from this website along with an archive of every edition of the magazine. In July, we speak to two exceptional care home
