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Learn from professionals and leaders operating in the adult social care sector, who impart their knowledge on the issues affecting your business.

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The leaders who get AI right are the ones that do the job first

Kehan Zhou, Group Chief Executive Officer at Person Centred Software, believes that getting AI right simply starts with leaders understanding the jobs their technology is designed to support.

The hidden reason why care providers’ marketing underperforms

Kay Mumford, Founder of Splice of Lime, explains why splitting website development, branding and marketing across different suppliers is quietly costing care providers enquiries.

The three metrics that drive care home financial sustainability

Nikki Taggerty, Head of Sales at Syncurio, identifies what is driving care providers’ costs, and the three metrics that measure financial sustainability.

Wellbeing

A space for registered managers to
find resources, information and
help with their mental health

Working with Lancashire Care Association, our conversations with registered managers across the country have shown that sometimes the pressures of the role can be overwhelming. And there are so many pressures – from keeping on top of mountainous paperwork, to dealing with grief when a client passes away, handling CQC inspections and generally being responsible for helping people to stay safe and well.

With all of this and more going on, it’s OK to admit if you’re not OK. Your mental health and wellbeing is an important part of you and your service performing at their best, and it deserves time and attention.

This sector is powered by its people – who are passionate, dedicated and skilled. We are here to help you look after yourself, to point you in the direction of support if you want it, and to make sure you know you are not alone.

Please explore the site, use the resources, and contact the support services listed.

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Paving the way for Neighbourhood Health: Digital Care Summit London 2026

October 7, 2026 | Henry Thornton | Industry events | Data & digital

Hosted by Digital Care Hub, the Summit brought together care providers, policymakers, technology leaders, researchers, people with lived experience and frontline professionals for a day of meaningful discussion, learning and collaboration focussed on how digital care solutions can facilitate Government’s Neighbourhood Health agenda.

Suicide Prevention Month: Spotting and supporting colleagues in crisis

September 22, 2026 | Alice Hendy MBE

Behind every shift and handover is a person, and sometimes that person is quietly struggling, writes Alice Hendy MBE, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Ripple Suicide Prevention Charity.

Ensuring ‘return to good’ inspection-readiness 

September 15, 2026 | QCS (Quality Compliance Systems)

The Quality Compliance Systems (QCS) team explains what the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC’s) return to good approach means for adult social care providers and how they can keep evidence, governance and everyday practice inspection ready. 

AI flags, people decide: Why governance must come before technology

September 10, 2026 | Kevin Humphrys | Data & digital

Kevin Humphrys, Chief Executive Officer at Oakland Care Group and Board Member of West Sussex Partners in Care, champions transparent, auditable artificial intelligence (AI) systems that reduce administrative burden and keep care decisions in human hands.

What’s next for mental capacity?

September 2, 2026 | Gerard Crofton-Martin | Workforce | Policy | Opinion

Gerard Crofton-Martin, Interim Chief Executive at the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE), argues that the Supreme Court’s revised approach to deprivation of liberty should refocus adult social care on strong Mental Capacity Act (MCA) practice, rights-based decision-making, workforce support and long-overdue reform.

Solving the social care crisis: The risks and opportunities for care businesses

August 6, 2026 | Tim Coolican and Emma Watt | Opinion

The announcement from PM Andy Burnham to speed up social care reform has been welcomed across the sector, but not without a degree of scepticism. Tim Coolican and Emma Watt from social purpose law firm, Anthony Collins, discuss whether effective change is really possible.

2026 Care Innovation Challenge: Innovation Weekend wrap-up

July 22, 2026

Liz Jones, Policy Director and Deputy Chief Executive Officer at the National Care Forum (NCF), looks back on the 2026 Care Innovation Challenge’s Innovation Weekend, facilitated by NCF and hosted at Coventry University’s Techno Centre on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th June.

The true test of social care reform? Shifting power back where it belongs

July 21, 2026 | James Watson-O'Neill | Funding | Policy | Opinion

A new Prime Minister always brings renewed expectations for reform. For adult social care, those expectations are particularly high, writes James Watson-O’Neill, Chief Executive at Sense.

Care firms need to take action against workplace stress or end up legally liable

July 15, 2026 | Gill McAteer | Wellbeing Blog

Working in home care can sometimes feel isolating, even for the most dedicated carers. Kam Gill, Registered Manager at Walfinch Oxfordshire, explains how investing in wellbeing, connection and peer support can help carers feel happier, more valued and better supported in their role.


Navigating CQC

Welcome

Delivering high-quality care needs clear and effective regulation, to empower care providers to drive standards and seek continuous improvement. That is why CMM has set up this new resource page dedicated to providing the latest information and content concerning the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

This resource page is a one-stop-shop for care providers’ regulatory needs. For breaking news, newly published guidance, informative blog posts, a monthly column from the regulator, advice on preparing for an inspection and more, click the ‘Resources’ button below. For a directory of helpful organisations that can assist you in navigating the CQC, click the ‘Support’ button below.

If there is anything else you want to see on this page, please get in touch.

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