GAB02 - Business Continuity Policy and Procedure
A Simpler Way to Ensure CQC compliance for Clinics and Practices
Running a primary care business is now more complex than it has ever been before. In the case of General Practitioners " href="https://www.qcs.co.uk/general-practitioners/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">clinics and practices this is in part due to the need to achieve CQC registration and meet ongoing compliance requirements.
Time is precious and the last thing doctors and specialists want is to get caught up in the messy and time-consuming business of researching, writing and reviewing policies and procedures for CQC compliance. Even when a practice lead hands this process over to the practice manager it just shifts the problem to someone else who may be equally time-poor.
A number of features and benefits enable the processes that support compliance to be efficiently and effectively carried out, allowing doctors and clinic managers to devote their time to more service user-centric activities.
The General Practitioner Management System provides the policies and procedures needed for each key area of managing a busy general practice. This enables you to operate and manage your surgery within the regulations.
The QCS management system is written and maintained by compliance experts with experience of specific areas including clinics and general practice. QCS provides updates which ensures your compliance keeps in step with changes to CQC and DoH guidance or legislative instruments and that procedures reflect best practice. In an era of increasing bureaucracy and red-tape QCS strives to make compliance activity quicker, smarter and simpler.
It covers the 8 key ‘pillars’ of Clinical Governance " href="https://www.qcs.co.uk/clinical-governance/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">clinical governance ; Staff Management, Public and Patient Involvement, Risk Management, Clinical Effectiveness, Education and Training, Information Management (and IT), Audit and Clinical Governance Policies.