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This month we ventured into the virtual world of Zoom and hosted our first online communications workshop.
A new report from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) reveals the true impact of COVID-19 on care providers and their staff across the country.
2017 was a challenging year for the social care sector. Yet again we have been kept abreast in numerous reports of the funding crisis and lack of any clear government policy to address the issues.
Crisis situations can occur in any business at any time and its affects has the potential to be devastating to the people involved and the business itself.
Within the busy environment of a social care setting, getting on with the day-to-day tasks of running the service, attending to people’s needs and dealing with unplanned issues can take a considerable amount of time and attention from managers and staff alike.
Running a quality care service is surely the goal of most providers. I am certain that no business sets out to deliver a poor service, or to be known for such
Lynden Consulting 