In a press release made public on 23rd March 2023, the Government released their latest timeline for the implementation of Ofsted regulations in the Supported Accommodation (formerly Semi-Independent Living) sector. But why is the regulation of this sector so important... Read More →
Stay up-to-date with the latest regulations and Government strategies for adult social care this winter. The Government recently published its Winter Statement for 2022-2023, outlining its lessons learned supporting the adult social care sector during the colder months, and its... Read More →
On the 21st of December, the CQC released ‘Our revised plan and approach for transformation,’ a news post detailing changes to their New Assessment Approach and delays to the rollout of new Adult Care Assessments. For our January 2023 Blog... Read More →
Staying ahead of changing regulations allows you and your care business to avoid headaches and keep operating smoothly. In our December blog post, ClouDoc review changes to ‘off-payroll working’ (OPW) rules and IR35, and how these changes might affect your... Read More →
November 2022 The Harpur Trust vs Lesley Brazel is an important case to consider in developing any company and recruiting staff members. In this case, the Supreme Court was asked to consider two different methods of working out holiday pay.... Read More →
October 2022 When applying for the role of a Registered Manager, it’s essential to ensure that your CV is completed to a professional standard. The CQC and Ofsted will analyse your background, skills, education, and experience to ensure you can... Read More →
In July 2022, the Care Quality Commission outlined its new single assessment framework, focusing on a system that connects its registration activity to its quality assessments while offering a structure with greater transparency. They are looking to move away from... Read More →
Unregulated provision – strong oversight is required to ensure young people are safe, secure and doing well. In December 2021, Amanda Spielman, Ofsted Chief Inspector, agreed to the government’s request that Ofsted should register unregulated provisions for 16- and 17-year-old... Read More →
From 1st July 2022, all health and social care providers registered with the CQC must ensure that their staff receive training on interacting appropriately with people with a learning disability and autistic people at a level appropriate to their role.... Read More →
CQC Regulatory Approach Changes
The CQC are changing how they regulate services. They are moving to a single assessment framework, with new powers to assess integrated care systems and local authorities. Their new strategy strengthens their commitment to ensure health and social care services... Read More →
