Joint inspection of adult services in South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership
The Care Inspectorate and Healthcare Improvement Scotland have published a joint inspection of adult services, focusing on the outcomes and experiences of adults with physical disabilities and complex needs in the South Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership.
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Joint inspection of adult support and protection in the Shetland Islands
A joint inspection of adult support and protection measures in the Shetland Islands has found clear strengths in ensuring adults at risk of harm are safe, protected and supported. However, inspectors also identified areas which could further improve.
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Joint inspection of adult support and protection in the Western Isles
A joint inspection of adult support and protection measures in the Western Isles has found important areas of weakness that could adversely affect experiences and outcomes for adults at risk of harm. Substantial areas for improvement were also identified.
Inspectors found that the multi-agency procedures for adult support and protection did not cover all aspects of adult support and protection or fully detail the statutory duties and responsibilities of each agency.
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Scottish Government’s response to the consultation on the inspection of ELC and school age childcare services
The Scottish Government has today published its response to the consultation on the inspection of early learning and childcare (ELC) and school age childcare services in Scotland, alongside the full report of the analysis of the consultation findings.
You can access the full consultation response on the Scottish Government’s website, as well as the analysis report.
The consultation received a wide range of responses, including from local authorities, trade unions, ELC and school age childcare representative and membership bodies, academic organisations, service providers, practitioners, the Inspectorates, and parents/carers.
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Position statement: Applying to register an existing care service (Care homes for adults and daycare of children)
We have published this new position statement on applying to register a care service (care homes for adults and daycare of children).
It explains the registration process and why care providers must be registered with us. It highlights what to do when registering existing care service premises, including links to good practice guidance, and provides answers to frequently asked questions to support applicants.
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