The CQC has updated its statutory guidance on compliance with Regulation 18 of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014. This reflects a change in law, as of today (1 July 2022), that requires all health and social care providers registered with the CQC to ensure their staff have received training …
The charity, Skills for Care, has issued guidance for adult social care providers in relation to staff training during the COVID-19 outbreak. It is stated on the Skills for Care website that: “During this period, we remind you to stop face to face training and to use digital solutions only.” Skills for Care acknowledges the …
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Health and Social Care Secretary Matt Hancock announced yesterday that further mandatory training will be introduced for all care and health staff who deal with patients with learning disabilities and autism. The Government plans to review current training and awareness and determine what additional training may be necessary before it makes changes to the law. …
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