CQC to prosecute providers without warning for serious care failings under government plans
Please click below to access an article published in Community Care with regards to CQC’s ability to prosecute providers without warning for serious care failings
CQC ability to prosecute care providers in cases of serious care failings
Your Support Your Choice – Events!
Please click on the links below to access information regarding events taking place in the near future including:
British Heart Foundation Heart Health Day on 7/02/2014; Resolve January 2014 Bulletin; Your Support Your Choice Update Bulletin February 2014; Advocacy Focus Workshop 06/02/2014
Information from the SCIE Bulletin 25th January 2014
Please see below information from the SCIE Bulletin of 25th January 2014 including a Survey on Digital Skills, National Federation of Housing Care Bill Conference and the Dignity Action Day . . .
Survey on Digital Skills in Adult Social Care
Are you working in adult social care in England? Skills for Care wants to know how you use digital technologies (e.g. computers, mobile phones etc.). The results of the survey will help Skills for Care support digital skills in the sector. The survey also offers managers the chance to get further involved in the research by putting their organisation forward as a study site. The closing date is 7 February 2014. |
National Federation of Housing Care Bill Conference |
The Care and Support Bill modernises social care law into a single piece of legislation. Based on a new definition of wellbeing, the Bill aims to integrate services, regulate social care providers, and cap individual costs. Will the Bill give us the framework needed to make person-centred integrated care a reality? |
Diary date: Dignity Action Day |
Dignity Action Day – 01 February – is an annual opportunity for health and social care workers, and members of the public to uphold people’s rights to dignity and provide a memorable day for people who use care services. The Dignity Council, which organises the day, is asking health and social care workers to promote dignity in their place of work. They are also asking members of the public to promote dignity for people in their communities. As part of our support, SCIE will be sharing top tips about how to promote and deliver dignity in care through our twitter and facebook accounts, and via our website. Twitter hashtag #DAD2014 |
Winterbourne View – Transforming Care
Please click below to access Winterbourne View – Transforming Care. Chapter 7, Children and Transitions may be of interest
Care Bill Factsheets
Please click below to access 19 factsheets and a glossary which accompany the Care Bill
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-care-bill-factsheets