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This guide explains the steps that carers and care providers in the UK should take when responding to complaints within the health and social care sector.
This article explores what CQC policies and procedures entail, their importance, and how to develop and update them effectively to maintain compliance.
This article will explain what CQC whistleblowing is, who can report concerns, how to do so, and how the CQC handles these reports to improve care for clients.
In this article, we will explore the key principles of safe medication management, training requirements, and how to handle medication-related incidents in the context of domiciliary care.
This article will explore key strategies that can help minimise the risk of abuse and highlight the vital role that safeguarding training and risk enablement play in creating a safer environment.
In this article, we’ll explore what live-in care entails, the benefits it offers, and how to arrange it. We’ll also cover the cost considerations and who can benefit from this service in the UK.
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