Comprehensive sets of CQC Care Policies for Residential (Care Homes), Domiciliary (Homecare), Learning Disabilities, Supported Living and Nursing Homes which are personalised to your business.
Health and Social Care Policies and Procedures
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Why choose W&P’s Policies
All policy customers have free dedicated access to our compliance team and policy writers. This team of professionals come from a diverse range of backgrounds with extensive knowledge and experience within Nursing, Residential, Supported Living and Domiciliary care with parallel training experience coupled with “hands on” practice within these sectors.
If you or your managers / compliance managers / quality managers / owners / responsible individual’s have a query regarding any of our polices or, need expert guidance on any regulatory issues or good practice guidance we have a dedicated email and phone support to meet their needs.
The team are always happy to help and provide a responsive impartial service which our customers tell us is a valuable and trusted resource.
Are your current policies up to date?
There are continuous changes to employment law, covid19 guidance, good practice guidelines, CQC regulation plus, CQC’s new strategy and regulatory approach is being launched in 2023. W&P’s Policy and Compliance Team track these changes to ensure our customers always receive up-to-date, CQC compliant documents.
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Comprehensive Health and Social Care Policies
Policies & Procedures that meet CQC Regulations
W&P’s Social Care Policies and Procedures are researched and written to meet all the regulatory, legislative and good practice guidance within the Health and Social Care sector in England.
- Health and Social Care Act 2008 (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014
- Care Act 2014
- Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2014.
- The Fundamental Standards (Regulations) 2014
Policies and Procedures that keep your business up-to-date
Ensure your policies and procedures are CQC compliant with W&P’s Policy Update Service. W&P’s policy and compliance team constantly scan and review all the statutory websites and regulatory publications to track the very latest developments in the Health & Social Care Sector. We then assimilate all the data collected and update the policies every 4 months or immediately if there is a critical change to regulation, good practice guidance, case law outcomes or just feedback from customers .
The update service is free for your first year. For convenience, we ask you to sign up to pay your annual subscription by direct debit when purchasing a full set. After the first year of free updates, unless you choose to cancel, your direct debit will start and the update service continues – we will send you a reminder that the subscription is due but if you decide to cancel before then, you can, you will not be charged a penny. The update service is just £225 (exc vat) per year after the first free year of updates.
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A complete list of the policies and procedures in health and social care included in our sets.
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Latest Policy and Procedure Updates
Accidents Incidents and Emergencies Reporting RIDDOR
Admission to Hospital and Discharged Home
Business Contingency and Emergency Planning
Care and Support Planning
Consent
Escorted Visits Trips and Holidays
Infection Control
Outbreak Management of Covid-19
Protective Isolation
Recruitment and Selection
Recruitment of Volunteers
Workplace Testing for Covid-19
Vaccinations
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