Most people are getting good, safe care but future quality is precarious This year’s State of Care report – published today – shows that thanks to the efforts of staff and leaders, the quality of health and social care has been maintained despite very real challenges and the majority of people are receiving good, safe care.
However, it also warns that the health and social care system is at full stretch and struggling to meet the more complex needs of today’s population, meaning that maintaining quality in the future is uncertain.
The report sets out analysis of the quality of health and social care across the country based on the first full round of rated inspections covering almost 29,000 services. Care Quality Commission
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However, it also warns that the health and social care system is at full stretch and struggling to meet the more complex needs of today’s population, meaning that maintaining quality in the future is uncertain.
The report sets out analysis of the quality of health and social care across the country based on the first full round of rated inspections covering almost 29,000 services. Care Quality Commission
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