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Articles by Jack Green, adult social care consultant and former Registered Manager. No theory for its own sake — these are the judgements, records and systems that hold up when a service is under pressure or under inspection.
Turnaround · 7 min read
The first job in a turnaround is not to redesign the service. It is to work out what is unsafe, what is urgent and what the evidence is actually telling you.
Read the articleLeadership · 6 min read
You may not have created an inherited problem, but once you know about it your response becomes part of the evidence of how the service is led.
Read the articleGovernance · 6 min read
An audit has little value if its findings do not lead to owned actions, evidence, learning and a check that improvement has lasted.
Read the articleCulture · 6 min read
The clearest test of culture is not how a team behaves during a visit. It is what people do when nobody senior is watching.
Read the articleRecords · 6 min read
Good documentation is not writing more. It is recording the right information clearly enough for another person to understand what happened and what must happen next.
Read the articleWorkforce · 6 min read
When a service relies on one manager continually working harder, exceptional effort can quietly become an unsafe operating model.
Read the articleDecision-making · 5 min read
Professional confidence is not having an instant answer to everything. It is knowing when to pause, verify and seek the right advice.
Read the articleInspection · 6 min read
CQC readiness should be the by-product of a well-run service, not a frantic project that begins when an inspector makes contact.
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