LAB Flashcards

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What is the Care Quality Commission (CQC) responsible for?

A

Monitoring and inspecting h&s care services in England

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Give 5 examples of the services that the CQC monitor and inspect?

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  • hospitals
  • GP practices
  • Clinics
  • Dentists
  • Residential care homes
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What is required for all health and social care services in England?

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They must register with the CQC

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What does the CQC aim to ensure?

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H&s services are of high quality, and delivered safetly, effectively and compassionately

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5
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What is NICE responsible for?

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Providing guidance + advice on current best practice to control and improve h&s care provision

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What 2 things does NICE provide guidance for?

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  • most appropriate treatments and cost effectiveness of them
  • use of technology and procedures and whether they are safe
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7
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What is ofsted?

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Office of Standards in education that regulate and inspect educational services

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What happens when a service applies for registration with the CQC?

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-Checks to ensure it meets necessary standards of safety and has the resources to ensure high standard of care

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9
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What do inspectors publish for healthcare settings?

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National Minimum Standards (NMS)

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10
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What are 4 examples of evidence that inspectors use to support their judgements?

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  • Feedback from service users
  • Complaints
  • Written reports of care practice
  • On-site inspection
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What changes can be made to practices if they do not meet the required standards?

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  • Improvements to policy and practice
  • Requirement/warning notice issued
  • Changes to a care providers registration
  • Pursuing a criminal prosecution
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12
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What are the 4 organisations that regulate professions in h&s care services?

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  • Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
  • The Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC)
  • The General Medical Council (GMC)
  • The Royal College of Nursing (RNC)
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13
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How are services improved by regulation?

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  • Regular CPD
  • Investiagte complaints and suspend members/ require additional training or remove from professional register.
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14
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What are the 4 responsibilities of organisations towards staff?

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  • Ensure they understand how to implement the organisations code of practice
  • Meeting National Occupational Standards (NOS)
  • Undertake CPD
  • Ensure safety of staff
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15
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How can managers ensure safety of staff?

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Allow them to:

  • have internal/external complaints dealt with properly
  • whistleblowing
  • have membership of trade unions
  • follow protocols of professional bodies
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16
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What is whistleblowing?

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Telling an organisation outside of the setting in which they work that the quality of care at their workplace is dangerously poor.