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Objective - at all points of care. People can expect services to meet essential standards of quality, protect their safety and respect their dignity and rights.. Registration. . Single system of registrationSingle set of standardsStrengthened and extended enforcement powers. 1. 2. 3. . Adult social care.
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3. What’s changed? Transition to the new Standards
NHS Trusts
The Standards for Better Health remain in place until 31 March 2010
NHS providers will be assessed against those standards via the core standards declaration in November 2009
Information from the declaration will inform our assessment of providers who may be at risk of not meeting the new requirements
Registration applications will open in January 2010 and close in February 2010
Registration under the new system to take effect from 1 April 2010
Care Standards Act 2000 providers
The Care Standards Act 2000 will remain in place until 30 September 2010
CSA providers will need to continue to comply with the regulations and National Minimum Standards throughout that time
The existing regulatory systems for applications, variations, enforcement and fees charges are likely to continue during that time
Registration applications will open between April and September of 2010 (exact dates to be confirmed)
Registration under the new system to take effect from 1 October 2010
Transition to the new Standards
NHS Trusts
The Standards for Better Health remain in place until 31 March 2010
NHS providers will be assessed against those standards via the core standards declaration in November 2009
Information from the declaration will inform our assessment of providers who may be at risk of not meeting the new requirements
Registration applications will open in January 2010 and close in February 2010
Registration under the new system to take effect from 1 April 2010
Care Standards Act 2000 providers
The Care Standards Act 2000 will remain in place until 30 September 2010
CSA providers will need to continue to comply with the regulations and National Minimum Standards throughout that time
The existing regulatory systems for applications, variations, enforcement and fees charges are likely to continue during that time
Registration applications will open between April and September of 2010 (exact dates to be confirmed)
Registration under the new system to take effect from 1 October 2010
4. Registration timeline(subject to legislation)
5. The difference registration will make The new system means that people who use services right across the care spectrum can expect all registered providers to meet the same set of essential standards of quality and safety and to respect their dignity and rights.
It also marks a change from regulation that is mainly based on systems, processes and policies to one that is based on outcomes, what constitutes a quality experience for people who use services.
Continual monitoring and checking will make sure that potential problems are identified early and that swift action is taken where services are failing people.
The system will also make it easier for people to compare one provider with another, and for providers to work together or properly ‘join up’ in delivering care.
People can expect to get safe and quality care no matter which part of the care system they experience and geographically.
The new system means that people who use services right across the care spectrum can expect all registered providers to meet the same set of essential standards of quality and safety and to respect their dignity and rights.
It also marks a change from regulation that is mainly based on systems, processes and policies to one that is based on outcomes, what constitutes a quality experience for people who use services.
Continual monitoring and checking will make sure that potential problems are identified early and that swift action is taken where services are failing people.
The system will also make it easier for people to compare one provider with another, and for providers to work together or properly ‘join up’ in delivering care.
People can expect to get safe and quality care no matter which part of the care system they experience and geographically.
6. Benefits of registration
7. CQC’s guidance about compliance Section 1: Involvement and information
1. Respecting and involving people who use services
2. Consent to care and treatment
3. Fees etc.
Section 2: Personalised care, treatment and support
4. Care and welfare of people who use services
5. Meeting nutritional needs
6. Cooperating with other providers
Section 3: Safeguarding and safety
7. Safeguarding vulnerable people who use services
8. Management of medicines and medical devices
9. Safety and suitability of premises
10. Safety, availability and suitability of equipment
Section 4: Suitability of staffing
11. Making sure that people who use services are supported by arrangements for fitness of workers, staffing and supporting staff
Section 5 Quality and management
12. Statement of purpose
13. Assessing and monitoring the quality of service provision
14. Complaints
15. Miscellaneous
16. Notification of incidents
17. Records
Section 6: Suitability of management
18. Fitness of service provider
19. Registered manager condition
20. Fitness of registered manager
21. Registered person: general requirements and training
22. Financial position
23. Notifications - notice of absence
24. Notifications - notice of changes
Section 1: Involvement and information
1. Respecting and involving people who use services
2. Consent to care and treatment
3. Fees etc.
Section 2: Personalised care, treatment and support
4. Care and welfare of people who use services
5. Meeting nutritional needs
6. Cooperating with other providers
Section 3: Safeguarding and safety
7. Safeguarding vulnerable people who use services
8. Management of medicines and medical devices
9. Safety and suitability of premises
10. Safety, availability and suitability of equipment
Section 4: Suitability of staffing
11. Making sure that people who use services are supported by arrangements for fitness of workers, staffing and supporting staff
Section 5 Quality and management
12. Statement of purpose
13. Assessing and monitoring the quality of service provision
14. Complaints
15. Miscellaneous
16. Notification of incidents
17. Records
Section 6: Suitability of management
18. Fitness of service provider
19. Registered manager condition
20. Fitness of registered manager
21. Registered person: general requirements and training
22. Financial position
23. Notifications - notice of absence
24. Notifications - notice of changes
8. Registration: the cycle
9. Applying for registration: what providers will need to do (NHS)
10. Applying for registration: adult social care and independent healthcare
11. Applying for registration: what CQC will do
12. Applying for registration:new providers
13. Applying for registration: new providerswhat CQC will do
14. How we monitor compliance Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
15. Information capture Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
16. Information capture Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
17. Information capture Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
18. Information capture Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
19. Information capture Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
20. Information capture Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
Once an organisation is registered with us, we will monitor compliance on an ongoing basis.
We are setting up an online profile for each provider which will be fed with robust intelligence from a number of sources.
We are increasing the levels of intelligence that can come from people who use services, their carers and families, staff and other visitors who are on site regularly and these will inform the profiles we hold.
We will also work effectively in partnership with other regulatory bodies, taking their data into account and using their findings where possible rather than duplicating their work.
Our inspectors and assessors will be alerted to any new information in the profile which could pose a risk to compliance with the essential standards of quality and safety.
21. Monitoring ongoing compliance
22. Objective - at all points of care People can expect services to meet essential standards of quality, protect their safety and respect their dignity and rights.
