What should successful social care reform actually look like?
The latest Casey Commission research explores the choices facing England around governance, accountability and the future shape of social care.
For QCS, the test isn’t simply whether structures change.
As Hannah Morgan puts it: “Ultimately, the success of reform must be measured by the difference it makes to people's lives and the quality of care they receive.”
That means giving providers the clarity, support and stability they need to turn reform into better care.
Read the full report: https://t.co/0QAXS9ZqoG
#SocialCare #AdultSocialCare #SocialCareReform #QCS
What should successful social care reform actually look like?
The latest Casey Commission research explores the choices facing England around governance, accountability and the future shape of social care.
For QCS, the test isn’t simply whether structures change.
As Hannah Morgan puts it: “Ultimately, the success of reform must be measured by the difference it makes to people's lives and the quality of care they receive.”
That means giving providers the clarity, support and stability they need to turn reform into better care.
Read the full report: https://t.co/0QAXS9ZqoG
#SocialCare #AdultSocialCare #SocialCareReform #QCS
Some memories deserve to be carried through generations. 🌹
This Armistice Day, we remember those who lost their lives in service and conflict, and the sacrifices made by so many.
For people across our care communities, remembrance can hold a deeply personal meaning. We also recognise the care teams who help people honour those memories and mark this important occasion in ways that matter to them.
At 11am, we join the nation in observing two minutes of silence.
We will remember them.
#ArmisticeDay #RemembranceDay #LestWeForget
A moment for you this National Stress Awareness Day 💚
There’s a lot that goes into providing great care, and some days can feel fuller than others.
On 4 November, we’re taking a moment to recognise everyone across adult social care and gently remind you to look after yourself, too.
Whatever looking after your wellbeing means for you today, make a little room for it.
#NationalStressAwarenessDay #AdultSocialCare #CareCommunity #WellbeingAtWork
Your support team just got stronger.
QCS + @Weightmans 🤝
More expertise. More support. More confidence for care providers.
https://t.co/w531PPLmhm
#SocialCare#CareProviders
Social care leadership update: Alison McGovern MP has been appointed Minister of State for Social Care, overseeing adult social care, mental health, dementia, hospital discharge, disabilities and SEND, and end of life care.
As the sector looks ahead to the next phase of reform, leadership at every level remains critical. Explore our recent article on the importance of leadership in shaping the future of health and social care:
https://t.co/9mdMpym4T2
#SocialCare #CareSector #CareLeadership #CarePolicy #AdultSocialCare
Supporting health and social care starts with supporting our people.
Last week, we welcomed colleagues into the office for a day of onboarding, collaboration and connection, followed by a summer BBQ to celebrate together.
Whether you're meeting the team for the first time or catching up with familiar faces, spending time together helps us share knowledge, strengthen relationships and stay aligned around what matters most: giving health and social care providers the confidence, guidance and support they need to deliver outstanding care.
Thank you to everyone who made the day such a success. We're looking forward to what we'll achieve together.
#LifeAtQCS #HealthAndSocialCare #Culture #Collaboration
Is your service relevant for a CQC Return to Good assessment?
The CQC has introduced Return to Good assessments for some Good-rated adult social care providers.
If your service is rated Good across all five key questions, has a rating that's at least six or seven years old, has a registered manager, and shows no indication of a rating change, your next inspection could look different.
Swipe through to see whether your service meets the criteria, what inspectors will focus on and how you can prepare with confidence.
At QCS, we bring together compliance, policies, training, audits, Mock Inspections, expert guidance and AI in one connected system, helping your team stay informed, stay confident and stay inspection ready.
Take the quiz: https://t.co/NVsMawARJQ
#CQC #SocialCare #InspectionReady
The CQC's approach to inspections is evolving. Is your service ready?
Return to Good assessments are now underway for eligible providers, making it more important than ever to stay prepared.
Whether it's Mock Inspections, expert guidance, compliance, audits or AI support, QCS gives your team everything they need in one connected system to prepare with confidence.
Find out more: https://t.co/TMAeEQ1Lnz
#CQC #SocialCare #InspectionReady
Is your service eligible for a CQC Return to Good Assessment?
The CQC has already surpassed its target of 9,000 inspections and assessments, and Return to Good assessments are now underway for eligible adult social care providers
But what does that mean for your service?
Who's eligible?
What does the assessment involve?
How can you evidence high-quality care with confidence?
Our latest blog breaks down everything you need to know and shares practical steps to help you stay inspection-ready.
Read the full blog - https://t.co/TMAeEQ1Lnz
#SocialCare #CQC #CareCompliance #InspectionReady
Today marks our first day in our new office at Charing Cross! 🎉
The QCS team, part of RLDatix, is excited to be settling into our new home at Charing Cross Road. It's great to have everyone together under one roof, because we're always better together.
Alongside getting stuck into work, we're also taking the opportunity to explore our new neighbourhood and get to know everything the area has to offer. It's been a great way to settle in and get familiar with our new surroundings.
A new location, but the same shared purpose: helping care providers deliver outstanding care and continuing to evolve care for the better.
#QCS #RLDatix #BetterTogether #TeamQCS #SocialCare
Does it feel like the rota has taken over this summer?
Annual leave, sickness and last-minute changes can quickly turn into hours spent trying to cover shifts and keep everything on track.
At QCS, we're here to make those busy days a little easier for you.
QCS Rostering helps you plan ahead, deal with changes as they happen and keep your team in the loop, so you can spend less time on the rota and more time supporting your team and the people you care for.
See QCS Rostering in action: https://t.co/mjKtZTb13T
#SocialCare #CareManagement #CQC
Most sponsorship admin in care still runs on spreadsheets, shared folders, and someone's memory.
It works, until a document's missed or a check goes stale. Then it's a compliance problem, and one your next Home Office audit will find.
Join us tomorrow at 11am for a session with Borderless. Register here - https://t.co/jXUixpMlT8
#AdultSocialCare #SocialCare #CareProviders #AI
Is great care something you can observe, or something you can evidence?
As the CQC continues to develop its approach, there's more conversation around what inspectors see during visits, not just the paperwork they review.
Observation is important, but it only shows part of the picture. The right evidence helps provide the context behind what inspectors see.
Our latest blog looks at why both matter, and what it could mean for providers as regulation continues to evolve.
Read more in our CQC Information Hub: https://t.co/bbO1oKTbGS
#SocialCare #CQC #CareQuality
How do you know what needs improving?
Getting feedback is one thing. Finding the time to make sense of it and turn it into action is another.
That's where QCS Feedback Surveys can help.
Working alongside your team, it makes it easy to gather feedback from staff, the people you support and their families, spot trends, and build clear action plans you can put into practice.
Because good feedback shouldn't just sit in a report. It should help you make improvements with confidence.
See QCS Feedback Surveys in action: https://t.co/fi6stcYC1a
#SocialCare #CQC #CareQuality
Know a care provider who could benefit from QCS?
QCS is the operational backbone for care providers across the UK, helping teams deliver care with confidence, consistency and the evidence to demonstrate it.
Refer a provider through our Refer & Earn programme and, if they become a QCS customer, you'll receive a reward of up to £550.*
Learn more: https://t.co/jSslto7N4Y
*Terms apply.
#SocialCare #ReferAndEarn #CareLeadership
A new chapter for health and social care leadership.
With Emily Miles appointed as CQC’s new Chief Executive, our latest blog explores what changing national leadership could mean for providers and why strong, visible leadership matters at every level.
Read more 👇
https://t.co/KnciPEoj0N
#HealthAndSocialCare #CQC #Leadership #WellLed #SocialCare
Do you know what your next CQC inspection could look like?
Our latest blog explores what the first Return to Good inspections are telling us, the areas the CQC is likely to focus on and what social care providers can do now to prepare.
You'll find it, along with more expert guidance and the latest regulatory updates, in our CQC Information Hub.
Because when expectations change, providers need the confidence to act, the consistency to deliver high-quality care every day, and the evidence to demonstrate it.
Explore the hub: https://t.co/xLNqgmCqKW
No care provider wants to receive a complaint.
But when one does happen, responding with empathy, clarity and confidence can make all the difference.
At QCS, we're here to support you through every scenario that comes with running a care service. Whether you're preparing for an inspection, updating policies or responding to a complaint, our practical resources are designed to help you act with confidence.
Our How to Respond to a Complaint guide provides a clear framework for managing complaints professionally, from acknowledging concerns and carrying out a fair investigation to communicating outcomes and identifying opportunities to learn and improve.
Book a personalised demo: https://t.co/IBUbLlqtKv
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