Care Monitoring 2000

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Having a real-time view of what Care Workers are doing and safeguarding Service Users is so powerful.

Stuart Higgins, Director, Tipton Homecare

Care Monitoring 2000 opened our eyes to the quality of homecare we were delivering in Havering.

Councillor Steven Kelly, London Borough of Havering

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Don’t forget those receiving care at home

Fri, Jun 14, 2013 12:45 CET

“No one’s here. They forgot me.” Those are the haunting words of 83 year old Muriel Price who was lying in bed waiting for a Care Worker who was 50 minutes late to get her up. Muriel is then heard sobbing with frustration. Care Minister Norman Lamb recognises that there is a crisis in the home care system and acknowledges that this is not an isolated case. Earlier this year a report by the Care Quality Commission ‘Not just a number Homecare inspection programme’ identified that the most common theme dominating all the standards checked related to late or missed calls. The report

Homecare monitoring provides valuable quality data

Wed, Apr 24, 2013 16:32 CET

With the publication of ‘Rating Providers for quality: a policy worth pursuing?’ by the Nuffield Trust, there is now much deliberation over whether an Ofsted-style performance ratings system would be appropriate for the healthcare sector. The review was commissioned by The Secretary of State for Health, the Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP and concluded that analysis suggests there is a gap in the provision of clearly presented, comprehensive and trusted information on the quality of care. The challenge of finding a meaningful ratings system that is relevant across hospitals, general practices,

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Don’t forget those receiving care at home

Homecare monitoring provides valuable quality data