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We make sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care and we encourage care services to improve. We will be sharing podcasts and other audio content through this channel. Website: https://www.cqc.org.uk/Twitter: For providers & professionals - https://twitter.com/CQCProf & for public - https://twitter.com/CareQualityCommAll of our podcasts are available with subtitles on our YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEwLzOd_XW-Ln4XXrojFDRHdpwIQI3dFm

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Sep 19, 2024

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Episodes

Health equity in NHS maternity services 19.09.2024

Chris Dzikiti, Interim Chief Inspector of Healthcare, explores what our national inspection programme found in relation to healthcare inequalities, focusing on issues relating to race and ethnicity. He is joined by guests Paulette Lewis MBE, midwife, non-executive director, and President of the Caribbean Nurses and Midwives Association (UK), Benash Nazmeen, Assistant Professor of Midwifery, CQC sp...

Smiling matters: oral health in care homes 24.11.2023

In this episode, we reflect on our recent reports into oral health in care homes. We published 'Smiling matters: oral health care in care homes' in 2019, and followed up with a progress report in 2023. Reflecting on the findings of the reports, our guests discuss the importance of oral health; explore ways to improve the experience for people living in care homes; and talk through ways of creating...

Local Authority Assessments: Community Care Inform interview CQC 14.09.2023

In this podcast, Natalie Valios, Senior content editor at Community Care Inform, leads a question and answer session with Mary Cridge, Director of adult social care at the CQC, and Amanda Stride, Deputy director for delivery of local authority assessments. In this podcast, Mary and Amanda talk about local authority assessment testing, our longer term approach, how we’re talking to frontline staff...

Local authority assessment - An update and why it matters 03.08.2023

In this episode Michael Dillon, Expert by Experience with Choice Support interviews Amanda Stride, Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) Deputy Director for the local authority assessment programme. They discuss CQC’s new role in assessing how local authorities fulfil their duties Under the Health and Social Care Act 2008 (as amended by the Health and Care Act 2022). It also focuses on what local author...

Engaging with CQC 28.07.2023

In this episode of CQC Connect we are joined by two providers, who talk to us about their experiences of being involved in CQC user research and engagement.

CQC Is Changing: Delivering our strategic ambitions 19.12.2022

In this episode hear from CQC's Chris Day, Director of Engagement, Joyce Frederick, Director of Policy & Strategy and Mark Sutton, Chief Digital Officer. They discuss how CQC is realising it's strategic ambitions by developing a new regulatory approach, taking on new powers at a system level and improving how we collect and use data.

Local Authority Assessment: Test and Learn 19.12.2022

This podcast will focus on the local authority (LA) assessment test and learn activity we carried out at Manchester City Council and Hampshire County Councils including what to expect from LA assessment activity. In this episode, we are joined by Mary Cridge, Director of Adult Social Care, Laura Arnold, Adult Social Care Inspection Manager, Lella Andrews, Adult Social Care Inspection Manager and l...

Urgent and Emergency Care episode 2: Alternatives to the emergency department 14.12.2022

In this episode host Andy Ford, Deputy Director of Secondary and Specialist Care at CQC, is joined by Brendan Lloyd, CQC's National Professional Advisor for Ambulance Services, and Andy Swinburn, Director of Paramedicine at the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust. In the episode we discuss alternatives to the emergency department and the development of the paramedic profession.

Urgent and Emergency Care episode 1: System-wide patient flow 12.12.2022

In the first of two episodes focusing on urgent and emergency care, we are joined by Adrian Boyle, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. Andy Ford, Deputy Director of Secondary and Specialist Care at CQC, talks to Adrian about the urgent and emergency care pathway and how this can be improved.

Who I Am Matters 03.11.2022

In this podcast, Debbie Ivanova, Director for People with Learning Disability and Autistic People, and Marie Cox, Hospitals Inspection Manager speak with Fiona one of our experts by experience about our report 'Who I Am Matters' and more broadly the experiences of people with a learning disability and autistic people in hospital. They discuss our findings in the report as well as discuss Fiona’s l...

An introduction to CQC for trainee GPs 27.05.2022

Are you a trainee GP? Have you ever wondered who the CQC are, what they do, and what happens on an inspection?  This podcast, with trainee GP Devina Maru, Chief Inspector Rosie Benneyworth, and Inspector Surupa Santra, answers all these questions and more and talks about CQC's current regulatory approach. Ideal for trainee GPs, GPs, and anyone wanting to find out more about the CQC. Find the answe...

Out of Sight progress report: an update and exploring some key themes from the report 25.03.2022

In this episode Lizzy Dobres, CQC Communications and Engagement Manager, is joined by Julie Newcombe, mother of an autistic son and co-founder of Rightful Lives, Amanda, who has lived experience, and Debbie Ivanova, Deputy Chief Inspector for people with a learning disability and autism at CQC. In this episode they explore some key themes of the latest Out of Sight progress report, which is a full...

Ethnic minority-led GP practices: impact and experience of CQC regulation 19.01.2022

Project leads Dr Ayisha Ashmore and Annabelle Stigwood are joined by CQC Chief Inspector Dr Rosie Benneyworth to discuss the findings and recommendations of the CQC's GP Inequalities Project, which looked into the concern that GPs from an ethnic minority background receive poorer CQC ratings or outcomes. You can read all about the project here: https://cqc.citizenlab.co/en-GB/projects/exploring-is...

Reducing health inequalities in areas of deprivation 14.01.2022

CQC's Annabelle Stigwood and Dr Devina Maru are joined by special guest Dr Farzana Hussain to discuss the CQC's Regulators' Pioneer Fund Project, which is looking at reducing health inequalities in areas of deprivation through better regulatory recognition and the sharing of best practice. Follow the project at: https://cqc.citizenlab.co/en-GB/projects/tackling-health-inequalities

GP practices and the impact of health inequalities 21.12.2021

In this second podcast focusing on the CQC GP Inequalities Project, Annabelle Stigwood, joint project lead, talks to Dr Faizan Ahmed, National Clinical Advisor at the CQC, and Dr Bola Olowabi, Director - Health Inequalities at NHS England and NHS Improvement. In this episode, we discuss health inequalities and how they impact on the ability of GP practices to do their job. Our guests discuss what...

Exploring issues faced by general practice services led by GPs from an ethnic minority background 30.09.2021

Dr Ayisha Ashmore and Dr Faizan Ahmed discuss the CQC's GP Inequalities Project which is investigating the concern that GPs from an ethnic minority background receive poorer CQC ratings or regulatory outcomes. You can keep up-to-date with the project at: https://cqc.citizenlab.co/en-GB/projects/exploring-issues-faced-by-general-practice-services-led-by-people-from-an-ethnic-minority-background

Implementing our new strategy - Developing a new regulatory model 29.09.2021

In this episode we are updating on the development of our new regulatory model. A key part of our new strategy. Hear from our Heads of Policy Dave James and Amanda Hutchinson on our latest thinking around the evidence categories and outputs from assessments.

Home for Good 08.09.2021

Lizzy Dobres, Engagement and Communications Manager at CQC, speaks to Alexis Quinn, Restraint Reduction Manager of the Restraint Reduction Network, and Debbie Ivanova, CQC's Deputy Chief Inspector for people with a learning disability and autistic people about our new report, 'Home for Good'. The report celebrates successful community support for people with a learning disability, a mental health...

Implementing our new strategy - People's experiences of care 06.08.2021

To support the implementation of our new strategy we are looking at how we should use people's experiences of care in our future regulatory approach. In this podcast we hear some of our early thinking on this topic and what we will be doing next. We also want to hear your views to help shape this work and you can feed back on our digital engagement platform - https://cqc.citizenlab.co/en-GB/folder...

Social Care Future’s I Pledge and CQC 30.06.2021

Kate Terroni, Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, Anna Severwright, Convener at Social Care Future and Selina Litt one of CQC's Experts by Experience discuss Social Care Future’s I Pledge and CQC's commitment to empower the voice of people who draw on social care in all the work that we do.

Implementing our new strategy - assessment frameworks 24.06.2021

To support the delivery of our new strategy we're looking at potential changes to our assessment frameworks. In this podcast episode we hear some of our early thinking on these changes and how you can get involved to help shape them. For more information and to feed back now, visit our digital engagement platform - https://cqc.citizenlab.co/en-GB/projects/developing-an-assessment-framework-for-our...

A new strategy for the changing world of health and social care 27.05.2021

In this podcast episode we are joined by Chris Day, CQC Director of Engagement, Sarah Bickerstaffe, CQC Director of Policy and Strategy and Amanda Hutchinson, CQC Head of Policy for Regulatory Change. They discuss CQC's new strategy, the ambitions behind it and how it'll be implemented. You can read the full strategy on our website: www.cqc.org.uk/Strategy2021

CQC’s review of DNACPR decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic 11.05.2021

In our latest CQC Connect podcast episode we're joined by Rosie Benneyworth, Chief Inspector of Primary Medical Services and Integrated Care and Usha Grieve, Director of Partnerships and Services at Compassion in Dying to explore CQC’s latest report called Protect, respect, connect – decisions about living and dying well during COVID-19. This is CQC’s review of ‘do not attempt cardiopulmonary resu...

Changes for more flexible and responsive regulation 02.03.2021

In this podcast episode we are joined by Vickie Priest, Head of Primary Care and Community Health Services Policy, Ruby Okojie, Regulatory Policy Manager, Rowenna Marshall, Regulatory Policy Manager, Emma Buglass, Regulatory Policy Manager, Sam Wallace, Provider Engagement Lead, Dave James, Head of ASC policy and Lara Nuttall, Policy Manager. They discuss our changes for more flexible and responsi...

NHS Providers Winter Watch: Immense Pressure 11.02.2021

This is a guest podcast from 'The Provider Podcast' by NHS Providers, as part of their Winter Watch series. In this episode Adam Brimelow, NHS Providers Director of Communications, speaks to CQC colleagues Heidi Smoult, Deputy Chief Inspector for Hospitals, and Debbie Ivanova, Deputy Chief Inspector for Adult Social Care, about the concerns surrounding winter inspections, infection prevention and...

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