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‘Without QCS we wouldn’t have been rated as an ‘outstanding’ service’

Rupert Stocks – Registered Manager , Guyatt House

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“Highly impressed when they saw the level and detail of the policies and procedures

Shoreline Nursing Home

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“We can now look more at how we develop the service towards individual needs”

Keynsham Mencap Family Home

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“QCS was looking for the input to ensure it remains a leading solution for achieving CQC compliance and inspection.”

Sheila Scott, National Care Association Chief Executive

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09th April 2019

Auditing Matters

Emily Watts Domiciliary Care Policy Lead

I know as I say the word ‘audit’, managers will be getting that cold sweat of anticipation running over them...

09th April 2019

Technology Related Contract Changes for GP’s from April 2019

Leah Biller General Practice Specialist

In January this year, the GPC and NHS England unveiled the details of a five year contract for general practice...

09th April 2019

Emotional Needs and Difficult Behaviour in Dementia Care

Katie Farrar Occupational Therapist

Behaviours of concern in dementia care are known under many different terms; behaviours that challenge, inappropriate behaviour, problem behaviour, unacceptable behaviour and...

09th April 2019

ATUs and Inpatient Units: What you Need to Know

My Life My Choice

Earlier this month, we had a meeting with Ray James, the National Learning Disability Director for NHS England. We were talking...

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Who should I contact to find out information about accessing care for myself as a person confined to a wheelchair and receiving benefits?

Hi Sheila, who should I contact to find out information about accessing care for myself as a person confined to a wheelchair and receiving benefits?

Dear C, Thank you for your question. There is not a great deal of information in your email but I am going to assume that you are already in contact with your...

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Updated: 19th February 2019