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CQC Fundamental Standards

This awareness course gives adult social care staff and managers in England a practical understanding of the CQC fundamental standards and the related regulatory duties that support them. It explains what each standard requires, how it appears in everyday care, what evidence a provider should be able to demonstrate, and how failures can lead to regulatory action.

Topics

27

Duration

1.6h

Quiz pass mark

100%

CQC Fundamental Standards

Course structure

Learning path

Topics are completed in order before the final assessment unlocks.

27 topics
1

Course Description

2

1. Understanding the Fundamental Standards

3

2. Who Must Comply and How CQC Applies the Regulations

4

3. Regulation 9: Person-centred Care

5

4. Regulation 9A: Visiting and Accompanying

6

5. Regulation 10: Dignity and Respect

7

6. Regulation 11: Need for Consent

8

7. Regulation 12: Safe Care and Treatment

9

8. Regulation 13: Safeguarding from Abuse and Improper Treatment

10

9. Regulation 14: Meeting Nutritional and Hydration Needs

11

10. Regulation 15: Premises and Equipment

12

11. Regulation 16: Receiving and Acting on Complaints

13

12. Regulation 17: Good Governance

14

13. Regulation 18: Staffing

15

14. Regulation 19: Fit and Proper Persons Employed

16

15. Regulation 20: Duty of Candour

17

16. Regulation 20A: Display of CQC Ratings

18

17. Regulation 5: Fit and Proper Persons - Directors

19

18. Registration Regulations and Statutory Notifications

20

19. How CQC Assesses Compliance

21

20. Enforcement and What Happens When Standards Are Breached

22

21. Applying the Standards in Everyday Care

23

22. Records and Evidence of Compliance

24

23. Governance, Audit and Continuous Improvement

25

24. Practical Scenarios

26

25. Good Practice Summary

27

References and Further Reading

Quiz

Final quiz

Final step

20 questions and 100% required to pass and receive the certificate.

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