Care Planning
Poor care plans and inadequate risk assessments are an underlying theme in many services we inspect. Although electronic care planning aims to improve the effectiveness,
Poor care plans and inadequate risk assessments are an underlying theme in many services we inspect. Although electronic care planning aims to improve the effectiveness,
Digital services give people more control over their lives. They allow people to decide when and where they connect with their health and social care
Latest national UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) surveillance data shows that laboratory reports of norovirus are more than double the 5-season average prior to the
So Matt Hancock ignored health advice around testing for those going into care homes as ‘it muddies the water’. Everyone knows that care homes were
Nurses work in a variety of settings both within the NHS and the private and independent sector. All nursing staff deserve fair pay, good terms and
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Backed by £200 million over the next two years, a new, ambitious and wide-ranging Children’s Social Care Implementation Strategy will transform the current care system
The Government has released updated guidance on 30 January 2023, in relation to PPE for adult social care If you work in adult social care
Monkeypox is a rare disease that is caused by infection with monkeypox virus. Monkeypox does not spread easily between people. Spread of monkeypox may occur
Language is powerful and it can help to shift attitudes and behaviours. Inclusive language can help to promote and embed equality, diversity and inclusion. We need