CQC update for primary medical and dental services

An update on CQC's regulatory approach

The independent regulator of health and social care in England Update from CQC A regular update for providers and professionals working in primary medical and dental services 28 April 2022 Webinar on our new regulatory approach We recently ran a webinar for providers to update on how we're regulating now and how this will change in the future. If you were unable to attend the webinar, you can watch the recording here. The presentation slides have been included here.   We'd like to hear your views on our current proposals for how we'll regulate in the future. You can find more information on this and can feed back on our digital engagement platform CitizenLab.  Watch the webinar Other news Reminder: As part of our inspections of GP practices we use a set of clinical searches. These searches help us understand the clinical safety and effectiveness of care delivered. Working with Ardens, these searches will be made available for practices to use. Podcasts: Listen to the latest episodes of CQC's podcast series, where we explore important issues related to health and social care regulation. CQC website update We will be launching a new, responsive, version of our website in May. This means the experience for people visiting it on mobiles and tablets will be greatly improved. The services you access through the website, such as the ratings display widgets and posters, our email alerts and our provider guidance, will all remain available. We'll provide more information about what this means to you in our next bulletin. Visit the CQC website Shaping our future in partnership with stakeholders As health and social care systems change, we recognise that CQC needs to change as well. In May 2021 we launched a new strategy which set out our ambitions for regulation in the future. In our latest blog, Chris Day, Director of Engagement at CQC, talks about the approaches we are taking to implement our new strategy and transform how we'll regulate. Read the blog

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