CQC Compliance

Audracare adheres to Care Quality Commission (CQC) standards. Our CQC Compliance ensures legal operation, quality assurance, and trust. Key elements of our CareCompliant software include person-centred care, safety, and good governance. Audracare supports seamless CQC compliance with streamlined reporting and centralised systems.

What is CQC Compliance?

CQC Compliance refers to adherence to the standards set by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care services in England. The CQC ensures that care providers meet essential standards of quality and safety. Compliance with CQC standards is crucial for care providers to operate legally and maintain a high standard of care.

Key Elements of CQC Compliance

  • Registration: Care providers must be registered with the CQC to offer regulated services.
  • Fundamental Standards: Providers must meet fundamental standards of care, which include:
  • Person-Centred Care: Ensuring that individuals are treated with respect and their preferences and needs are prioritised.
  • Dignity and Respect: Providing care in a manner that upholds an individual’s dignity and respect.
  • Consent: Ensuring that individuals consent to their care and treatment.
  • Safety: Protecting individuals from abuse and improper treatment.
  • Safeguarding from Abuse: Taking action to protect people from abuse, neglect and harm.
  • Food and Drink: Providing suitable and nutritious food and hydration to meet individual needs.
  • Premises and Equipment: Ensuring that the premises and equipment used are clean, suitable and properly maintained.
  • Complaints: Managing complaints effectively and responding to them appropriately.
  • Good Governance: Having systems and processes in place to ensure good governance and oversight of care quality and safety.
  • Staffing: Ensuring there are enough suitably qualified, competent and experienced staff to meet the needs of the people using the service.
  • Fit and Proper Persons Employed: Recruiting staff who are fit to provide care and treatment.
  • Duty of Candour: Being open and transparent with individuals about their care and treatment, including when things go wrong.

Benefits of CQC Compliance

Legal Operation

Ensures that care providers can legally operate their services.

Quality Assurance

Demonstrates commitment to providing high-quality care.

Trust and Reputation

Builds trust with service users and enhances the provider's reputation.

Safety and Well-Being

Ensures the safety and well-being of individuals receiving care.

By adhering to CQC standards, care providers can ensure they are delivering high-quality care and meeting the expectations of both regulators and those they serve.

How Audracare Can Support Your Care Home Business

The dedication and innovation of healthcare providers is the cornerstone of quality care. However, robust central systems are vital to ensure consistency and compliance. Audracare empowers caregivers by simplifying adherence to regulations and streamlining performance tracking. This frees them from administrative burdens, allowing them to focus on what matters most: delivering exceptional, innovative care to their patients.

Audracare Can Support Your Care Home Business

Our Approach

During a CQC inspection, we demonstrate how our tools provide clients with seamless access to all necessary information. Our centralised CQC compliance system streamlines the process by allowing users to generate detailed reports with a single click. This includes everything from care plans, reviews, visit reports, medication logs, incident and accident records, observations and more. Ready to take your care home to the next level? Sign up today!