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Celebrating Success and Collaboration at the UK-Zimbabwe Business EXPO

The UK-Zimbabwe Business EXPO is a vibrant event that brings together Zimbabweans in the diaspora and local businesses to network, collaborate, and celebrate achievements. It features panel discussions, business showcases, and awards that recognise outstanding contributions to various industries.
At Care Quality Support, we are proud to announce a significant achievement by our Managing Director, Godfrey Mushandu, who participated in a panel discussion at the recent UK-Zimbabwe Business EXPO, organised by the Zimbabweans in the Diaspora Organisation. This event provided a platform for vital dialogue and collaboration, showcasing the potential for growth and innovation between Zimbabwe and the UK.

How to prepare for a CQC inspection (and what to do if you fail an inspection)

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care services in the England. Regular inspections by the CQC are a crucial part of maintaining high standards of care and ensuring compliance with regulations. This article provides a guide on how to prepare for a CQC inspection and the steps to take if you fail an inspection.
Check out the CQC website for more details on inspection

https://www.cqc.org.uk/

A Guide to Attracting Private Clients for Domiciliary Care in England

Domiciliary care, also known as home care, is a growing sector in England and Wales’ healthcare and social care industry. It provides essential support to individuals who wish to maintain their independence while receiving care and support in the comfort of their own homes. Attracting private domiciliary care clients in England and Wales requires a multi-pronged approach that prioritises quality care, reputation, and accessibility, However, attracting private clients in this sector can be challenging due to the competitive market and the unique needs of each potential client.
This article provides practical strategies on how to attract and retain private clients for domiciliary care in England and Wales

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