Informative articles for care providers, registered managers, and care workers.
A primary survey, also known as the “primary assessment”, is a structured approach to assessing an individual’s health in an emergency. This procedure is normally in accordance with the mnemonic…
Read More →You may be wondering how this train-the-trainer qualification relates to the old PTTLLS (Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector) award. Our course has been carefully mapped to the…
Read More →Recognising autism can be complex, especially since each individual may display different signs. Generally, signs can be categorised into three primary areas: social communication, restricted interests, and sensory sensitivities. Social…
Read More →Diagnosis of autism often occurs in early childhood, although it can be identified at any age. The diagnosis typically involves a comprehensive evaluation by healthcare professionals, including: Developmental Screening: Initial…
Read More →A starting point for spreading routine compliance checks across the year instead of scrambling before an inspection.
Read More →Practical questions worth answering honestly before adding a new service type, location, or larger capacity to an existing care business.
Read More →A plain-language comparison of the common Level 3 qualifications available to care workers looking to progress.
Read More →An overview of what to expect when Ofsted inspects a children's home or supported accommodation service under the SC1 framework.
Read More →What the Single Assessment Framework changed, and how the five key questions and quality statements fit together in practice.
Read More →A short guide to the physical, behavioural and environmental signs that can indicate a person receiving care at home is being neglected, and what to do if you spot them.
Read More →Whether you're preparing for an inspection, developing your team, or starting a new care business, we're here to help.
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