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Doctor ordered to repay £67,000 for stealing hundreds of cheques paid to colleagues

By Adam Hale, Reporter12th May 2021News Wales

A doctor has been ordered to repay almost £67,000 to the NHS for diverting stolen cheques to his own bank accounts, NHS fraud investigators have said. Dr Aled Meirion Jones,

Call for care home visiting guidance ‘to be underpinned by law’ to protect rights of residents

By Jemma Crew, Reporter5th May 2021News England

Government guidance on care home visits must be underpinned in law to protect the rights of residents and their families, according to a report. The Joint Committee on Human Rights

Regulator not aware of any care homes in England failing to follow guidance on visits

By Jemma Crew, Reporter21st April 2021News England

The care regulator has said it is not aware of any care home in England that is failing to follow Government guidance on allowing visits. Peter Wyman (pictured), chairman of

Engage: Care homes – why investment firms can be bad owners

By Christine Corlet Walker12th April 202112th April 2021Engage

The ailing social care system in England is due to be reformed as part of plans being announced in the Queen’s Speech in May. The most prominent issue is long-term

Consultation launched to extend modifications to children’s social care regulations in Northern Ireland

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter8th April 2021News Northern Ireland

The Department of Health in Northern Ireland has launched a consultation to extend modifications to children’s social care regulations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The principal aim of the proposals

Council apologise after daughter was left in waiting room while mother died alone in care home

By Aine Fox, Reporter23rd March 202123rd March 2021News England

A care home resident died alone while her daughter was left in a waiting room, a watchdog has found. The daughter suffered “avoidable distress” by not being informed her mother

CQC concern at potential human rights breaches in more than 500 ‘do not resuscitate’ decisions

By Jemma Crew, Reporter18th March 2021News England

Individuals’ human rights were potentially breached in more than 500 cases where do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) decisions were made during the coronavirus pandemic, the care regulator has said.

Care home where seven residents died would be closed quicker now, Inspectorate tells inquest

By Rod Minchin, Reporter9th March 2021News Wales

A nursing home where seven residents died after suffering poor care would have been closed much sooner had the scandal happened today, an inquest has heard. Margaret Rooney, deputy chief

Care watchdog warns against ‘unacceptable’ blanket bans on care home visits

By Jemma Crew, Reporter25th February 2021News England

Unacceptable blanket bans on care home visits are in operation in England contrary to Government guidance, the care watchdog has said. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) said providers should not

Inspectors report justice social work services in Aberdeen delivering transformative impact

By Laura McKellar, Reporter23rd February 2021News Scotland

A report into how well community payback orders are implemented and managed in Aberdeen has been published by the Care Inspectorate. Inspectors looked at how justice social work services in

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Doctor ordered to repay £67,000 for stealing hundreds of cheques paid to colleagues

Call for care home visiting guidance ‘to be underpinned by law’ to protect rights of residents

Regulator not aware of any care homes in England failing to follow guidance on visits

Consultation launched to extend modifications to children’s social care regulations in Northern Ireland

Council apologise after daughter was left in waiting room while mother died alone in care home

CQC concern at potential human rights breaches in more than 500 ‘do not resuscitate’ decisions

Care home where seven residents died would be closed quicker now, Inspectorate tells inquest

Care watchdog warns against ‘unacceptable’ blanket bans on care home visits

Abortion case prompts calls for legal reform after woman’s four-year ordeal

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Tag: Registration / Regulation

Doctor ordered to repay £67,000 for stealing hundreds of cheques paid to colleagues

Call for care home visiting guidance ‘to be underpinned by law’ to protect rights of residents

Regulator not aware of any care homes in England failing to follow guidance on visits

Engage: Care homes – why investment firms can be bad owners

Consultation launched to extend modifications to children’s social care regulations in Northern Ireland

Council apologise after daughter was left in waiting room while mother died alone in care home

CQC concern at potential human rights breaches in more than 500 ‘do not resuscitate’ decisions

Care home where seven residents died would be closed quicker now, Inspectorate tells inquest

Care watchdog warns against ‘unacceptable’ blanket bans on care home visits

Inspectors report justice social work services in Aberdeen delivering transformative impact