[ad_1] Leaders and experts have called for urgent Government action after the CQC yesterday highlighted growing ‘injustice’ within the social care system. The comments followed the CQC’s publication of its

[ad_1] Sarah Tolley (Bupa) David Newell (local councillor) Gigy Johnson (home manager Bupa) Michael Tomlinson MP David Hynam (Bupa UK CEO) Staff and residents at a Bupa care home in

[ad_1] Professor Martin Green. Care leaders have called for urgent action to support the fragile social care system in the wake of today’s CQC State of Care report. The report

[ad_1] A looming crisis in care home supply in England has been highlighted by the CQC. In its latest State of Care report, the regulator noted that Which? using its

[ad_1] Criminal prosecutions of adult social care service providers hit record levels in 2017/18 as the CQC flexed the full range of its enforcement powers. In its latest State of

[ad_1] Care quality has been maintained and, in some cases, improved in 2017/18 with more than four-fifths of adult care services rated Good or Outstanding, the CQC has revealed. This

[ad_1] The CQC has warned of growing ‘care injustice’ with people’s experience of care depending on where they live. This year’s State of Care report shows that while the quality

[ad_1] As we enter the final weeks of Brexit negotiations, Care Home Professional would like to hear your views on what it will mean for social care. While the sector

[ad_1] Pete Calveley, Chief Executive – Barchester Healthcare Care home providers Barchester Healthcare, HC-One and Voyage Care were among the leading private mid-market growth companies in an annual Sunday Times

[ad_1] A carer on trial for the ill-treatment of residents allegedly told a woman living with dementia that she had eaten her imaginary budgie, a court has heard. The carer