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Newsletter
Our monthly update for everyone interested in health and social care
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Diabetes care review launched
We’ve
published a review of community diabetes care across England. My diabetes, my care looks at people's experiences of diabetes care and the support they
are given to self-manage their condition.
Read the full report
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#CaringAcrossGenerations
Did
you know that CQC can help you to choose care for a loved one? Our new
campaign, Caring Across Generations, lets you know how you can use our reports
and information to help guide this important life decision.
Find out more
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Date for your diary: State of Care
On October 13, we'll publish State of Care, our annual overview of health and social care in England.
The report gives our independent overview of the state of care in England, reflecting on what we've found over the past year.
Read last year's report
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First outstanding ratings for mental health
trusts
Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust and East
London NHS Foundation Trust have become the first NHS mental health trusts in
England to be awarded overall ratings of outstanding.
Read the news story
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Protecting your privacy
We've updated the code of practice that our staff follow to access, handle, share and use confidential personal information.
We’ve also produced a leaflet on how we protect your privacy when using information.
View our updated code of practice
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Did you know: Duty of
candour
Did you know there’s a legal duty for all providers of
health and care services to be open and honest with people when things go wrong
that could cause them harm? We’ve endorsed a leaflet from Action Against
Medical Accidents (AvMA) that explains what this means for you.
Download the leaflet
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