Care Quality Commission
WEBControlled drugs annual update report for 2023. 16 July 2024. CQC’s annual report on the safer management of controlled drugs in England highlights key findings from our work in 2023 under the Controlled Drugs (Supervision of Management and Use) Regulations 2013.
Find and compare services - Care Quality Commission
WEBFind and compare services. Search for care homes, home care agencies, hospitals, GPs, dentists and other health or social care services. Use our inspection reports and ratings to compare services and help you choose care. Type. Service name or specialism (optional) Location and distance (optional)
The fundamental standards - Care Quality Commission
WEBApr 4, 2024 · Dignity and respect. You must be treated with dignity and respect at all times while you're receiving care and treatment. This includes making sure: You have privacy when you need and want it. Everybody is treated as equals. You're given any support you need to help you remain independent and involved in your local community.
About us - Care Quality Commission
WEBCQC is the independent regulator of health and adult social care in England. We make sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care and we encourage care services to improve. We monitor, inspect and regulate services and publish what we find. Where we find poor care, we will use our ...
Guidance for providers - Care Quality Commission
WEBThis page is about our pre-2024 approach to regulation. To find out about our new approach, visit our guidance and regulation page for providers, local authorities and integrated care systems. Visit our new guidance and regulation page Look up information for your sector, including guidance about ...
Single assessment framework - Care Quality Commission
WEBMay 14, 2024 · Our 5 key questions are the things we ask of all health and social care services. We ask if they are: safe. effective. caring. responsive to people's needs. well-led. Quality statements are the commitments that providers, commissioners and system leaders should live up to. Expressed as ‘we statements’, they show what is needed to deliver ...
Levels of ratings - Care Quality Commission
WEBMay 21, 2024 · Read our guidance for non-rated services. The levels we rate are: Level 1: A rating for every key question at service level. For example, a rating for how safe a care home is or how effective the surgery service at a hospital is. Level 2: An aggregated overall rating for the service. For example, the rating for a care home or the surgery ...
Our new single assessment framework - Care Quality Commission
WEBWe’ve developed our new assessment framework following almost nine months of engagement and thousands of interactions with providers, people who use services and other stakeholders. Feedback told us that stakeholders support the simplicity of our new framework. Having just 34 topic areas across the five key questions means that …
Publications - Care Quality Commission
WEBMonitoring the Mental Health Act in 2022/23. 21 March 2024. This report sets out CQC’s activity and findings during 2022/23 from our engagement with people who are subject to the Mental Health Act 1983 (MHA) as well as a review of services registered to assess, treat and care for people detained using the MHA.
Guidance and regulation - Care Quality Commission
WEBConnect with us. There are plenty of ways to get involved or get our latest updates: subscribe to our monthly bulletins. follow us on social media: LinkedIn | X (formerly Twitter) join our WhatsApp channel. watch our webinars and guidance explainers on YouTube. join the conversation on our online community of providers and professionals.
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