CQC Compliance Quality Assurance
Care & Client Management

Our team of dedicated healthcare policy experts continually improve and update existing policies to ensure that they are always compliant with the latest outcomes issues by the Care Quality Commission. We also create a raft of new policies on a regular basis, to help you facilitate the smooth running of your organisation.

The following updates represent additions and modifications to existing policies and procedures, uploaded over the past 7 days:

• Policy CA14: Assessment and Care Planning Pack – Medium to High Dependency. A completely new care plan for domiciliary care and supported living providers. Meets all new regulations and will shortly be subject to further enhancements.
• Policy CA15: Assessment and Care Planning Pack – Low to Medium Dependency. As above, but designed for the low-medium dependency end
• Policy CA11: Pre-Admission Assessment and Care Planning pack. Newly revised version of the pre-existing policy for care homes, to meet all new regulations
• Policy CP12: Service User Care Planning Policy Procedure – Medium to High Intensity. Newly revised version of the pre-existing policy to meet new regulations and match to Policy CA14. Specifically for Domiciliary Care and Supported Living providers
• CP18 Service User Care Planning Policy and Procedure - Low to Medium Intensity. Completely new care planning policy to match with CA15 above. Domiciliary Care and Supported Living providers.
• CP11 Service User Care Planning Policy and Procedure. Completely revised version of pre-existing policy, to meet new regulations and to match Policy CA11. Specifically for Care Homes.
• CR3 Avoidance of Abuse Policy and Procedure. Extensively revised version of pre-existing policy, to meet new regulations. Two new flow charts added to the document.
• CM2 Medications Policy and Procedure. Extensively revised version of pre-existing version to meet new regulations. Specifically for care homes.
• CM3 Medications Policy and Procedure (Community). Domiciliary Care and Supported Living version of Policy CM2.

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