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CQC Current Consultation Webinar


4 December 2025

10.00am - 11.00am


Online


The Care Association Alliance invite you to a webinar about CQC’s consultation on improving how it assesses and rates providers.

This will be a fireside chat webinar covering:



  • How did we get here? A brief history of the unworkable Single Assessment Framework.
  • The specifics of CQC’s current proposals and our observations about them.
  • Other things you need to know that are not covered in CQC’s current proposals.



The Care Association Alliance (CAA) is a collective of local care associations - including WMCA - from across England representing nearly 10000 care providers. 


Established to strengthen the voice of independent adult social care providers, the CAA serves as a vital link between local services and national policy-makers.


West Midlands Care Association was one of the founding members of the CAA, and through it our own members benefit from being part of a nationwide collective network and having their voice heard by national government.


For more information about the CAA , please click here

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This event is from the Care Association Alliance, (not WMCA). Clicking on the button below will redirect you to an external website to complete your booking

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