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Progress on the Keys to Life Scottish strategy
April 5, 2017
The Care Inspectorate registers and regulates care services in Scotland, as well as having a scrutiny function over the care and social service sector generally. It has recently published its…
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Don’t let your past rule your future
April 3, 2017
Can you be a CQC Registered Manager with a spent conviction? I went to a party at Christmas time, and a couple walked in after my husband and I. ‘I…
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Effects of delayed hospital discharges
March 29, 2017
There is a crisis in hospitals throughout which is recognised, but the knock-on effects of this are increasingly harmful to our health services. The NHS Scotland information services division publishes…
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Active living, healthy ageing
March 22, 2017
Health researchers have in recent years highlighted the fact that inactivity is a major threat to public health. Being inactive increases our risk of developing cardiovascular disease, mental health problems,…
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What’s in a name? and why do CQC care?
March 16, 2017
Darlin’ When I gave birth to my first child, the midwife did not say my name. I was ‘darlin’, even when I was actually giving birth all I could hear…
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A preventive approach to homelessness
March 15, 2017
The Government last year announced a program to reduce the problem of homelessness, recognising this as a major issue for families and individuals caught up in the problem. It was…
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Growing Pains
March 9, 2017
My daughter comes to me often. A pain in her side, around her knees. Every bone imaginable has some kind of pain at some point! I have a standard answer…
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An extra £2 billion for Social Care – what does it mean?
March 9, 2017
You will have no doubt all seen the fantastic news in yesterday’s budget. I could not have imagined that the huge injection of money into our sector would be…
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