Skills for Care have announced an opportunity to participate in the Leadership for Empowered and Healthy Communities programme. Now in its fifth cohort, the programme aims to help leaders and
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Patients are being denied proper protection over health and care standards because of a regulator’s failure to recruit sufficient staff and its error-strewn reports, a Commons spending watchdog said. MPs
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A pioneering scheme which aims to better equip future managers in social care, has been launched as a result of a collaboration between the South East Wales Social Care in
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A new law reforming the way Wales’ care and support services are regulated and inspected has been approved by Assembly Members. The Regulation and Inspection of Social Care (Wales) Bill
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Sustaining the number of registered adult care home managers in Wales could become a further issue in the long-term due to a combination of factors, the most recent profile report
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The Northern Ireland Social Care Council (NISCC) has announced details of its next Lunchtime Seminar. ‘Reforming our Health and Social Care Systems: An Update on Transforming Your Care’ will take
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Concerns about collapsed charity Kids Company were being raised with trustees and regulators over several years, an investigation has found. The investigation by BBC’s Newsnight and BuzzFeed News uncovered documents
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The Care Act signalled the start of significant legislative changes within the public sector, and despite some delay, it has undoubtedly changed the landscape of social care in the UK.
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My Home Life Cymru is inviting social care managers to share good practice and learn more about the work of My Home Life Cymru at a series of free events around
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The Marmot Review (2010) made a range of recommendations to reduce health inequalities in England. Building on the Review, the UCL Institute of Health Equity has produced 4 papers which
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