The service in is closing down its operations and working with the local authority to find alternative provision.
The one-hour webinar, set to take place on September 20, is aimed at providers and professionals who work in adult social care
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The Care Quality Care Commission (CQC) is calling on adult social care providers to share their experience of sharing information digitally during the pandemic.
The CQC has appointed Tyson Hepple, the current director general at the Home Office, to the role of executive director of operations.
Maddi Gaunt, solicitor at Ridouts, examines what increasing CQC enforcement means for providers, this means for providers, what rights the regulator has to ask for information and offers some practical points that providers should think about.
The CQC is to take a more flexible, targeted approach to inspections as part of its new strategy that launched today.
Individuals’ human rights may have been breached in more than 500 cases where ‘do not resuscitate’ decisions were made during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The regulator has signed an agreement with the National Fire Chiefs Council to support and improve fire protection and prevention in care settings.
Whistleblowing is up by more than half across health and social care settings, according to CQC data.
The provider, based in Slough, has been placed into special measures by the CQC after failing follow infection control measures during the pandemic.