Our comprehensive management system supports your Care Inspectorate registration by:
- Meeting the requirements of the Health and Social Care Standards
- Providing you with Essential policies and procedures
- Supporting you through your Care Inspectorate registration
- Being outcome-focussed
- Keeping you updated with policy changes
With over 250 policies and procedures, the QCS online care management system is fully comprehensive and suitable both for the new entrant to the healthcare market as well as the experienced professional. The combined focus of registration and inspection is reflected throughout all policy developments.
Find out how we can assist with your Care Inspectorate registration
Getting the right policies to support your registration
The QCS Management System contains a whole raft of registration related policies and procedures that you need to have in place in order to safely carry on your care service, including:
- Statement of Purpose
- Care Plans
- Service User Guides
- Adult Support and Protection Policy
- Duty of Candour
- Equality and Diversity Policies
- Human Rights Policies
Meeting the demands of Care Inspectorate Registration
Care Inspectorate Registration is more than just a compliance-led legal requirement. As the QCS management system can attest, it’s an inbuilt safety feature to ensure that only the very highest levels of care is being provided.
There are 3 stages to Care Inspectorate registration.. Each and every one of them must be followed to maximise your chances of success in gaining registration. The process can be time-consuming but QCS can advise on where to begin.
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3 Key Stages of Care Inspectorate registration
The Care Inspectorate advise 3 stages to Registration. Complete each and every one of these in order to gain your registration. The following is a quick and handy list, all easily referenced on the Care Inspectorate website. They are:
Stage 1: Review of Application/Collation of Information
Stage 2: Assessment
Stage 3: What Happens Next? Granting, refusing or withdrawing registration
Location, Location, Location!
It’s really important to remember that you are registering each of your locations with the Care Inspectorate where a regulated activity is being carried on. Regulated activities range from personal care and surgical procedures to accommodation for those who require nursing. Review the regulated activities list and if you provide it within a given location, then that location must be registered with the Care Inspectorate. A quick call to the Quality Compliance Systems team will help to answer any questions that you may have.