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National data opt-Out required from 31 July 2022 – what you need to do
July 26, 2022
Digital Social Care is urging health and social care providers to comply with the national data opt-out service by the end of July. This is a service that allows everyone…
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Monthly H&S Review – June 2022: Ergonomics and Human Factors
July 20, 2022
Download our monthly Health and Safety review for June 2022 on ‘Ergonomics and Human Factors’ by our partner, Napthens here DOWNLOAD NOW Alternatively, read it here: Ergonomics and ‘human factors’…
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CQC Regulatory Approach changes explained
May 23, 2022
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is changing the way it assesses service providers. The table below highlights the proposed changes in different areas from Spring 2023. You can download the…
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We all have a duty to prevent workplace harassment
March 30, 2022
Are you doing enough to prevent harassment in the workplace? From March 2023, employers will need to do more. Steph Wiggans, Solicitor at Napthens explains what it means to you.…
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Social Care Day of Remembrance and Reflection – 17 March 2022
March 17, 2022
Abi Spence explains how you can get involved in the Remembrance Day that pays tribute to care workers and the work they do DOWNLOAD NOW Alternatively, read it here: A…
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Cutting-edge research revealed by QCS’s Dementia Care Champion strongly supports HUG wellbeing benefits
October 19, 2021
The QCS Pool Activity Level instrument (PAL), created by Jackie Pool and with the continued support of QCS, the leading provider of content, guidance for the social care sector, has…
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FREE Webinar Catchup: Supporting Pride in Social Care
July 1, 2021
Thank you to everyone who attended our roundtable on ”Supporting Pride in Social Care”. If you missed the roundtable, you can now watch the catch up below! You can also…
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Patient Participation
June 2, 2021
It’s National Patient Participation Awareness Week (31 May – 6 June 2021), so what is patient participation and why is it important? Dr Phil Hammond, GP turned hospital doctor, journalist…
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