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The Care Quality Commission account for health & social care professionals and provider organisations in England. See @CareQualityComm for info for the public.

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@DavidMitch67414 Thanks for tagging us. To tell us your concerns about a particular health or social care provider, please email [email protected] or by calling 03000 616161 option 2.

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@DavidMitch67414 Thanks for tagging us. To tell us your concerns about a particular health or social care provider, please email [email protected] or by calling 03000 616161 option 2.

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@DavidMitch67414 Hi, To tell us your concerns about a particular health or social care provider, please email [email protected] or by calling 03000 616161 option 2.

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@GBaccount365 Kind regards 2/2

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@GBaccount365 Good afternoon, We have regulations that we expect providers to adhere to - https://t.co/14bxItDFH8 being the most appropriate in this case. If you would like to raise concerns about a service we regulate you can do this using the following link - https://t.co/5JQr1YiRou. 1/2

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@kcisc Thanks for tagging us. To tell us your concerns about a particular health or social care provider, please email [email protected] or by calling 03000 616161 option 2.

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@DanielMcmorrow Hi Daniel, we do have a new duty to assess how local authorities work. You can see our publication here - https://t.co/AsaQyj2dQR

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@AmandaAtCalm Hi Amanda, we would certainly expect services to take these kinds of circumstances into account when choosing whether to display staff member's photos. A photo board can be useful for service users, but we would expect the safety of staff members to be taken into context

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@DavidMitch67414 Thanks for tagging us. To tell us your concerns about a particular health or social care provider, please email [email protected] or by calling 03000 616161 option 2.

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Rebecca Bauers, CQC’s Director for people with a learning disability and autistic people, describes the impact that our work on Independent Care (Education) and Treatment Reviews is having on people’s lives through this blog
👉 https://t.co/lcds5sC9XH

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Our Maternity survey 2024 shows better mental health support for pregnant women and new mothers, but more work is needed to ensure a positive maternity experience for all https://t.co/2SfayutTkl

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Rebecca Bauers, CQC’s Director for people with a learning disability and autistic people, describes the impact that our work on Independent Care (Education) and Treatment Reviews is having on people’s lives through this blog https://t.co/lcds5sC9XH

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We want people from all walks of life to share their experiences with care services, good or bad.

This will help us make sure that care services are meeting the fundamental standards of care.

You can give feedback anonymously.

#ShareForBetterCare https://t.co/dpXPEwEsse

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Our Maternity survey 2024 shows better mental health support for pregnant women and new mothers, but more work is needed to ensure a positive maternity experience for all. https://t.co/2SfayutTkl

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Help @NICEComms with better understanding how midwives are supported to deliver antenatal booking appointments.

Your feedback will help inform NICE's future guideline implementation work, which could help improve antenatal care in your region.

https://t.co/b48YEiI6Bm

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As we approach the end of 2024, Mary Cridge, Director of Adult Social Care, writes in @cmm_magazine about our plans for the work we're doing to get back on track and rebuild trust. https://t.co/BWZms5316F

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James Bullion, Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care and Integrated Care, reflects on the progress of our local authority assessments as the latest reports publish https://t.co/RS1EpPbaT6

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Rebecca Bauers, CQC’s Director for people with a learning disability and autistic people, describes the impact that our work on Independent Care (Education) and Treatment Reviews is having on people’s lives through this blog https://t.co/lcds5sC9XH

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We use a service called SignLive. SignLive gives you an interpreter so you can talk to us with sign language. You can use it on your smartphone, tablet or computer.

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#ShareForBetterCare

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We want people from all walks of life to share their experiences with care services, good or bad.

This will help us make sure that care services are meeting the fundamental standards of care.

You can give feedback anonymously.

#ShareForBetterCare