Why CQC Applications Are Being Rejected And How To Avoid It
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Posted on18 Nov 2025
//CategoriesAdult Services, Care Homes, Compliance, CQC, Healthcare, Home Care, Legal, Local Government, NHS, Social Care, Supported Living
CQC registration is currently under significant pressure as the regulator faces major leadership changes, IT challenges, inspection delays, and growing application backlogs, all while revising key elements of their Single Assessment Framework. These issues have led to increasing concern across... Read More →
In social care services, a strong and consistent training system is essential to delivering high-quality, person-centred care. When staff are well-trained, confident in their roles, and encouraged to continue developing their skills, services are likely to see fewer avoidable incidents... Read More →
In the United Kingdom, there exists a group of unsung heroes whose dedication and selflessness form the backbone of the nation’s care system. Unpaid carers, individuals who provide essential support to their loved ones, have emerged as an indispensable force... Read More →
A Health and Wellbeing Support Worker explains how a population health management approach helps her deliver personalised care to clients in Blackpool who need more than a ten minute GP appointment: When we hear that only 20% of our health... Read More →
As Volunteering Week draws to a close, Neil Churchill, Director for Experience, Participation and Equalities at NHS England and NHS Improvement, reflects on the importance of volunteers for the future of the NHS. As we come to the end of... Read More →
As part of Dietitians Week, the annual celebration of the profession, Caroline Bovey BEM RD, Chair of the British Dietetic Association, has written a few words about all the things dietetic services have done to support patients and public health... Read More →
