Be Ready for the New CQC Framework with Proactive Quality Management in Care

 The Care Quality Commission has announced a major proposed shift in how it will regulate care. In its latest update, the CQC is proposing to move away from a single, generic framework for everyone. Instead, they are introducing separate, custom-made assessment systems for different sectors, starting with adult social care.

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