News from the Care Quality Commission

care quality commission

The independent regulator of health and social care in England

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Our monthly update for everyone interested in health and social care

Time to change pledge

Our time to change pledge

We've signed the time to change pledge, to signal our commitment as a health and social care regulator to ending the stigma attached to mental health problems.

Find out more


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Care for older people campaign

Research shows that older people are less likely to complain about services and they're likely to be less aware of the different ways they can share their views.

We're launching a campaign on March 6 to encourage people aged 60 or over to share their experiences of care with us. Follow @CareQualityComm for updates.

Take part in our campaign


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Next phase consultation now closed

We'd like to thank everyone who took part in our consultation on our next phase of regulation, which closed on Tuesday 14 February.

We received over 500 responses from the public, providers, voluntary and community sector organisations and other key stakeholders.

We're analysing all of the feedback and we'll publish a response to the consultation in the spring.

Read about the consultation


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Did you know?

Did you know: Good care guides

Did you know that we've got a set of online guides to help you understand what to expect from good care? 

There's one for care homes, home-care services, hospitals, GPs and dentists.

We've produced these guides to help you choose care and understand what you should expect from services you're already using. 

Discover our good care guides


Other news

Professor Sir Mike Richards, Chief Inspector of Hospitals, announces retirement