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For any care provider bidding for contracts from local authorities or other public sector organisations, social value is, or at least should be, an important consideration. It is a requirement in every care tender we see now, and the weighting allocated to social value is increasing all the time. This Read the full article…
Genealogists exist to identify and locate people whose identity is generally unknown. They operate in a number of different sectors, including social care. Here, Fraser and Fraser explore the importance of genealogical research to the care sector and discuss the benefits it can bring. There are three main areas where Read the full article…
With the ageing population, funding crisis and staff shortages, the care sector is desperate for efficiency and quality aids. In this respect, digitalisation is an important avenue for social care to explore. Some might say this is an easy enough road to take and at Sekoia, we agree with them. Read the full article…
Neil Grant and Michael Curtis QC reflect on the Care Quality Commission’s imminent proposal to widen the definition of a registered provider to include parent companies and management companies, asking: is CQC, a statutory agency, trying to be a law maker? The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is a bold organisation Read the full article…
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Care Management Matters (CMM) – the ‘thinking-person’s magazine’
CMM is the social care magazine for executives and senior managers in health and social care. It publishes in-depth, bespoke editorial, news, opinion and best practice on all aspects of running successful social care services.
CMM delivers all the social care information you need to offer quality care and support. It keeps you updated on the most important social care news, whilst offering you the opportunity to engage with senior decision-makers and identify opportunities for growing your care business.
Published 10 times a year, CMM’s readers run care homes, domiciliary care, supported living, retirement villages and more, including social care bankers, solicitors and advisers. Subscribe today to keep abreast of social care policy, the adult social care market and best practice developments.
