Kate Terroni News - Home Care Insight

Leaders People by Sarah Clarke on May 15, 2020

Kate Terroni, Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, explains the regulator's role in supporting social care providers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The regulator wants to understand the impact of COVID-19 on the people providers care for, their workforce and their ability to deliver services.

In her weekly update to providers, Kate Terroni announced a four-pillar action plan for the social care sector.

CQC chief executive Ian Trenholm said the adult social care system remains fragile and that the domiciliary sector is “particularly unstable”.

The Ombudsman investigated a greater proportion of complaints than in previous years – finding fault in 66% of cases, up 23% on 2010.

Kate Terroni will chair the session ‘All you’ve ever wanted to know about adult social care but were too afraid to ask’.

The first wave of speakers have been confirmed for the National Care Forum (NCF) Managers Conference, taking place in November.

The CQC chief inspector of Adult Social Care discusses how technology and innovation can enhance the quality of care.

This latest outstanding rating has gone to Home Instead’s office in Wirral, run by husband and wife duo Mike and Catharine Chalton.

Newly appointed CQC Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care Kate Terroni sets out her goals after taking up her role in May.

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