Last week the Care Quality Commission (the CQC) launched their second annual report on the state of health care and adult social care in England. The report highlights improvements in the care system where people have greater control over their care due to more choice in appointment times, location of care and available providers. However, the report details that some areas of care still have a long way to go until they can be classed as 'satisfactory' by the general public.
The report is divided into four key sections, making the content that little bit easier to digest. These four sections are:
- Safe Care
- Choice and Control
- Person-Centred Services
- Standards of Care and Support
For details on any of these sections or to download the full report visit: http://www.cqc.org.uk/stateofcare2009-10.cfm
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