August 22, 2023
The latest information newsletter from the National Care Forum covers:-
- HEADLINE – The Summer Roundup
- SECTOR NEWS – Have your say in the first national Government survey of the adult social care workforce
- REGULATION – CQC's 2023-2026 business plan sets out its position during the thirs year of its 2021 corporate strategy
- WORKFORCE - New learning path supports equality diversity and inclusion in end-of-life care
- LATEST RESEARCH & REPORTS - Large mismatches between the funding different areas recieve for public services and their spending needs
- SPECIALIST PROVISION - How the Government's Health and Disability White Paper Affects People Living with Mental Illness
- NCF Forums
- NCF Member Meetings, Webinars and Conferences
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