The Alzheimer’s Society finds people with dementia spending far too long in hospital
The results of the Alzheimer’s Society research into NHS emergency hospital admissions in the six years up to 2017/2018 have been widely reported this week.
Care Inspectorate sees rise in complaints in care services in Scotland
The Care Inspectorate, the national regulator for care services in Scotland released its quarterly figures last week. The third quarter figures 2019/2020, which include data
CQC inspection reports pulled due to conduct of “expert by experience”
Ridouts has been made aware that CQC has removed a number of inspection reports from publication following concerns that an expert by experience had duplicated
CQC identifies a concerning “issue” with information gathered during inspections
The Care Quality Commission (“CQC”) have put notices on a number of provider profile pages on their website in recent days confirming that they have
Is Thailand the new frontier for Brits seeking affordable dementia care?
With care costs proving to be unaffordable for some Brits, Thailand has emerged as an option for those who seek to more affordable options. It
Ofsted announces research plans for the coming 2 years
In a recent announcement, Daniel Muijs, Ofsted’s Deputy Director of Research and Evaluation, has summarised Ofsted’s upcoming plans for research into the children’s care sector.
