- Harrogate
- healthcare advisory
- p.doyle@hempsons.co.uk
- 01423 724028
Improve the lives of the people you support
and tick some CQC boxes too…
Bespoke training packages to ensure you are operating in accordance with the fundamental standards of care
As a provider, registered manager, or member of care staff operating a regulated activity, you must ensure your care and service operates in accordance with the fundamental standards set out in the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014.
When the CQC inspects your service, they will speak to all staff and assess their understanding of these fundamental standards. It is therefore critical that all staff are clear about what their responsibilities are.
We provide bespoke training packages aimed at enshrining an understanding of how the fundamental standards of care apply to the everyday practice of your staff, and encouraging them to reflect upon how the care they provide sits within the framework and where improvements can be made.
We offer two training packages, catered specifically to either registered managers or front line staff. Find out more below and get in touch with us to discuss your requirements.
Our training packages
Fundamental standards of care training for registered managers
We offer half day training sessions in small groups for senior management teams and registered managers. These sessions are designed to focus on:
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Reg 9 – Person centred care Reg 10 – Dignity and respect Reg 11 – Need for consent Reg 12 – Safe care and treatment Reg 13 – Safeguarding Reg 14 – Meeting nutritional and hydration needs Reg 15 – Premises and equipment |
Reg 16 – Complaints Reg 17 – Good governance Reg 18 – Staffing Reg 19 – Fit and proper persons employed Reg 20 – Duty of Candour Reg 20A – Display of performance assessments |
Fundamental standards of care training for front line staff
We offer 2-hour training sessions for front line staff, covering most of the above topics. These sessions are designed to provide front line staff with a more practical approach to understanding their regulatory responsibilities in their day-to-day practice.
