Understanding the proposed CQC framework changes and how to prepare

What’s in the webinar

Mick Feather, Care Business Manager at Citation and former CQC inspector, walks through the latest CQC framework changes affecting adult social care providers and what they mean for how your service will be assessed going forward.

The on-demand session covers the practical steps care providers can take now to prepare. It’s just 45 minutes with a 15-minute live Q&A at the end.

Why you should join

The CQC is making significant changes to how it assesses care services. The new “Return to Good” approach reduces the number of quality statements assessed from 34 to 18 for lower-risk services. Portfolio holders are being rolled out across all ASC locations from June. And CQC inspectors are being given remote access to digital care records from July.

If you haven’t reviewed how these changes affect your service, this session gives you a clear picture of what to expect.

Who it’s for

Owners and managers of adult social care businesses, including residential care homes, homecare, supported living, and shared lives providers.

If you want to understand how CQC will be assessing your service under the updated framework and how to make sure you’re ready, this session is for you.

What you’ll learn

• What the new “Return to Good” assessment approach means and which services it applies to
• How the quality statement framework is changing from 34 to 18 statements for eligible services
• What the portfolio holder rollout means for your relationship with CQC
• How CQC’s new remote access to digital care records works and what providers need to know
• What the current CQC assessment data shows about where services are being rated across the sector
• Practical steps to prepare your service for assessment under the updated framework

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