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Top tips to maximise your cash flow

September 24, 2021
We understand the challenges you face as you start to grow your business. So, to help, we’ve compiled some top tips aimed at helping you maximise your cash flow. Not…
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Free Winter Driving Pocket Guide

December 7, 2020
Download our Winter Driving Pocket Guide here. You can print it out and follow the handy driving tips whenever you need to drive in the winter months. Download Now You…
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”Talk to Tracy”- Get answers to your questions!

July 3, 2020
Submit your primary care questions now to be answered directly by our Head of Primary Care here Talk to Tracy   Our latest ”Talk to Tracy” section offers you the…
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No Deal Brexit Guidance

February 12, 2019
As we move towards March 29th the date agreed for the UK to leave the EU, there are uncertainties about the impact Brexit will have. In terms of being practical…
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Controlled Drugs – what’s the fuss?

January 29, 2019
Management of controlled drugs in care homes and home care is governed by policy and procedures that include additional checks and controls compared with other medicines. So, what is the…
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Verbal medication reminders

November 19, 2018
  The verbal reminder (often referred to as prompting) is a commonly used medication support intervention for Service Users who can self-manage taking their medicines but may occasionally forget to…
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Is Your Workforce Microscope Ready?

May 28, 2018
Those involved in the social care sector be familiar with the issues associated with the calculation of ‘sleep-in’ payments, in the wake of the Focus Care Agency (Mencap) case. The current…
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A New Source of Legal Advice: Advice and Information When you Need it from Sector Specialists

January 18, 2018
Bevan Brittan LLP has recently teamed up with QCS to be a legal partner, working alongside QCS to deliver high-quality support to the care sector. Expert Insights We will be…
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