Commission for Social Care InspectionUp to 31st March 2009 the regulation of nursing homes in England remains the responsibility of the Commission for Social Care Inspection (CSCI), which is chaired by Dame Denise Platt.
? CSCI regulates the whole of the social care sector in England, including nursing homes, residential care homes, domiciliary services and other aspects of social care delivered to older people and others by statutory, voluntary and independent sector providers.
? Under the relevant legislation, CSCI inspectors determine whether to allow new providers to become registered and under what terms.?They also inspect those services and evaluate the quality of care being delivered to service users.?Reports based on their inspections of nursing homes are posted on the CSCI web site.
RNHA news releases and reports relevant to CSCI
Nursing homes deserve credit for improved performance on national minimum care standards
Regulator wins five stars for gobbledegook
A CSCI report of 'mixed messages'
Care regulator acknowledges link between resources and quality
Quality assurance could make all the difference to star ratings
Checking practice against CSCI 'clinical triggers'
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