Sentence examples for inspecting care from inspiring English sources

Other changes include recruiting a team of "experts by experience" – users of care services, their relatives and other "advocates" who would assist in inspecting care providers.

So the care certificate is seen as part of the robust standard of training that the CQC expects when it is inspecting care homes and hospitals.

The new private company responsible for inspecting care homes has admitted it does not have enough qualified staff to carry out inspections when it officially takes over the contract on Monday, and some have been postponed as a result.

The disease agency asked on Thursday that the military instruct its personnel to carefully inspect care packages from home.

The people who are supposed to inspect care homes – the Care Quality Commission, or CQC – are being massively cut back under David Cameron.

Regard is always supportive of my involvement in professional projects, which have included training NHS workers in learning disabilities awareness, sitting on the board of directors for a London learning disability charity, and participating in a CQC pilot project where people with learning disabilities inspected care homes alongside an official inspector.

That same afternoon, a busload of Jewish fund-raisers were inspecting new care centers they had sponsored, passing some of the dozens of bomb shelters, some of them donated by evangelical Christians; a rabbi was going over plans for a $5 million seminary, financed mostly from abroad.

When inspecting the care episodes consisting of two or more discharge records it was observed that episodes may well contain records with both missing and present E-codes.

After our meeting in London, to discuss how she inspects residential care services, she will fly to Scotland to speak at a conference.

Crucially, the Department of Health has approved our request for extra funding to increase the number of inspectors we employ so that we can inspect social care services and hospitals at least once every year.

My dad died in April 2012 and since then I've become involved in the Care Quality Commission's co-production of the new methodology for inspecting adult social care.