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How to close the gap between Requires Improvement & Outstanding in LD care

A CQC research briefing for LD providers reviewing their systems and ratings

 

 

Webinar on Thursday 13th August
11:00 - 12:00

Our latest research looks at the gap between providers rated “Requires Improvement” and those rated “Outstanding”. This webinar will walk you through where the gaps are for learning disability providers, and how you can fill them.

The research shows it came down to two things: how incidents are recorded and reviewed, and how clearly goals and outcomes are evidenced.

Join Louie Werth, Founder of Care Research, as he walks through the findings - including that 100% of Outstanding providers could evidence progress against people's goals, compared with just 49% of Requires Improvement providers.

He'll be joined by Emma Smith, Quality Assurance and Compliance Manager at Peak 15, who'll bring the operational reality behind the data: what changes when incident recording and outcomes tracking stop being paperwork and start being used to improve care.

If you're preparing for re-inspection, reviewing your systems, or simply want to know what separates the best from the rest, this session is for you.

 

Meet the speakers

 

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Louie Werth

Founder & Director, Care Research

Louie Werth is the founder and director of Care Research, an independent research group that exclusively supports the care sector. Care Research support services by running independent CQC Feedback surveys for people receiving care, families, staff and partners as well as proving training to support services to understand and implement the CQC Single Assessment Framework.

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Emma Smith

Quality Assurance and Compliance Manager, Peak 15

Emma Smith is the Quality Assurance and Compliance Manager at Peak 15, with a passion for quality improvement, governance and continuous learning. She works closely with teams to strengthen compliance and improve outcomes for people with learning disabilities.