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1. FINAL REMINDER 黑料视频 - Home Support and Supported Living Market Intelligence Questionnaire (MIQ) DEADLINE 2 May 2025 (Information for all Providers Holding the Home Support 2024 and Supported Living 2023 Contracts)

2. Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Capacity Tracker Updates (Information for all Providers)

3. Care Quality Commission (CQC) - Spotting the Red Flags for Harmful Cultures in Health and Social Care (Information for all Providers)

4. Care Quality Commission (CQC) Update - Use of Wheelchairs in Care Homes – Survey 25 April 2025 - 26 May 2025 (Information for all Care Home Providers)

5. Care Quality Commission (CQC) Update - Supported Living Improvement Coalition (Information for all Supported Living Providers)

6. NHS and Volunteers Responders - Free Citizen Support offer available around isolation, loneliness & those struggling to get out of the home (Information for all Home Support and Supported Living providers)

7. REMINDER Public Health Survey for Citizens with neurodivergent conditions – Closes Monday, 5 May 2025 (Information for All Providers)

8. REMINDER International Recruitment Update (All West Midlands Located Care Providers)

9. REMINDER NHS 黑料视频 and Solihull ICB - Free Training sessions from NHS England All Our Health (Information for all Providers)

10. 黑料视频 and Solihull Integrated Commissioning Board (BSOL ICB) - Learning and Development Opportunities (Information for 黑料视频 and Solihull Care Homes)

11. NHS 黑料视频 and Solihull (BSOL) - Support to Care Homes Training - May 2025 (Information for all 黑料视频 and Solihull Care Homes)

12. Capacity Tracker Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Training – May 2025 (Information for all Providers)

13. Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) and 黑料视频 and Solihull Integrated Commissioning Board (BSOL ICB) - Coleman Training Programme – May to Oct 2025 (All 黑料视频 and Solihull Providers)

14. REMINDER NHS 黑料视频 and Solihull (Bsol) Training Hub – May 2025 (Information for 黑料视频 and Solihull Care Homes)

1. FINAL REMINDER 黑料视频 - Home Support and Supported Living Market Intelligence Questionnaire (MIQ) DEADLINE 2 May 2025 (Information for all Providers Holding the Home Support 2024 and Supported Living 2023 Contracts)

If your service is included on the list (HS & SL contracted provider list for April 2025 MIQ) that has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk, you are expected to complete and submit this questionnaire by clicking this link:

The deadline for completion is Friday 2 May 2025

Further information about this subject has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk

Completion of the questionnaire is part of the terms of the Home Support 2024 and Supported Living 2023 contracts

The purpose of the questionnaire is to collect information to assist our market shaping and development role, the production of our Market Position Statements, fulfil our Care Act duties around ensuring a quality and sustainable market, to help us direct resources, identify areas of risk, and monitor progress towards our strategic aims. It has been co-produced with health colleagues to reduce duplication in data collection, and has been streamlined so that we are only collecting information that is not available to us from elsewhere e.g. the Capacity Tracker

2. Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Capacity Tracker Updates (Information for all Providers)

Please use the link below for Capacity Tracker updates and changes that were implemented on Wednesday, 30 April 2025.

For support with the Capacity Tracker, please see details below:

For system support and guidance - please contact NECS Capacity Tracker Support Centre - 0191 691 3729 or necsu.capacitytracker@nhs.net (We are open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm, excluding public holidays)

Changing registration, closing, change of ownership – please contact the CQC - T: 03000 616161, E: enquiries@cqc.org.uk, CQC Provider Portal (They are open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5.30pm, excluding public holidays)

If you receive an enforcement notice – please contact the NHS Business Services Authority Enforcement Team (NHSBSA) – T: 0300 330 2088, E: enforcement@nhsbsa.nhs.uk (They are open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4.30pm

3. Care Quality Commission (CQC) - Spotting the Red Flags for Harmful Cultures in Health and Social Care (Information for all Providers)

The Patient Experience Library has published Responding to Challenge, a research report looking at how to identify ‘red flags’ (early warning signals) and harmful patterns of behaviour in health and social care.

The CQC commissioned the Patient Experience Library to look at warning signals from 10 years of avoidable harm inquiries in health and social care. The report uses real-life examples to show the red flags for what could indicate a poor culture.

The Patient Experience Library also developed a Red Flag Tracker tool. This is an online resource based on the evidence used for the report. The tool can help anyone who feels something is “not quite right” to check their initial concerns against evidence.

4. Care Quality Commission (CQC) Update - Use of Wheelchairs in Care Homes – Survey 25 April 2025 - 26 May 2025 (Information for all Care Home Providers)

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and CQC, with input from other relevant organisations, are working together to understand how they can better support the adult social care sector in the safe use of wheelchairs.

Wheelchairs are essential mobility aids that can significantly improve the quality of life for many residents in care homes and nursing homes. However, their safe and effective use depends on staff having the appropriate knowledge and training.

Your participation in this survey using the link below will help the CQC understand what information or guidelines and/or support will support staff to use wheelchairs safely in care settings. It should take about 5 minutes to complete.

5. Care Quality Commission (CQC) Update - Supported Living Improvement Coalition (Information for all Supported Living Providers)

In 2021, the CQC established the Supported Living Improvement Coalition, working with partners to address concerns about the variation in people’s experience of supported living services. It brought people together to identify and embed the improvements needed.

Some of the areas of focus of the coalition were then taken forward by sub-groups. One of those groups explored the importance of respectful and inclusive language and communication in health and social care.

The group has published a suite of resources aimed at helping people working in services which include:

6. NHS and Volunteers Responders - Free Citizen Support offer available around isolation, loneliness & those struggling to get out of the home (Information for all Home Support and Supported Living providers)

The NHS and Care Volunteers Responders have an offer to help people who are struggling with issues of isolation, loneliness or those who need assistance or support with day-to-day activities outside the home.

Self-referral support people with telephone calls

Check in and Chat – Volunteers are available to provide a friendly chat and a listening ear for up to 18 weeks with calls daily or weekly

Companionship Support – calls from the same volunteer for up to 6 weeks, with calls up to 3 times a week

Please use this link for further information about this

7. REMINDER Public Health Survey for Citizens with neurodivergent conditions – Closes Monday, 5 May 2025 (Information for All Providers)

Public Health have a survey for people with lived experience of neurodivergent conditions, such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and/or dyscalculia. As part of their Deep Dive reports, they include a ‘Lived Experience’ chapter.

The citizens questionnaire closed on 17 April 2025 but there’s still a chance for carers to complete the Questionnaire for carers of those with neurodivergent conditions. The questions focus on the person being cared for, but also explore the challenges of living as an unpaid carer

If you would like more information, please contact Luke.Heslop@birmingham.gov.uk

8. REMINDER International Recruitment Update (All West Midlands Located Care Providers)

Further information about this subject has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk. This includes Supporting Slides which set out details of new immigration rules which came into effect on 9 April 2025, new requirements on providers, and the West Midlands regional partnership approach to supporting care providers to be compliant with UKVI compliance requirements. This includes the requirement to register and use the partnership’s Lifted matching service in order to gain certification that the displaced worker pool has been accessed.

9. REMINDER NHS 黑料视频 and Solihull ICB - Free Training sessions from NHS England All Our Health (Information for all Providers)

The All Our Health elearning sessions have been developed to provide a bite-sized introduction to the wide range of topics covered within the All Our Health framework. Within these sessions, you’ll find signposting to trusted sources of helpful evidence, guidance, and support. You can dip in and out of the content as and when you need it. Currently, there are 31 All Our Health elearning sessions available covering a wide variety of public health topics. All Our Health supports system wide priorities on prevention, including those within the NHS Long Term Plan, by providing support and practical guidance for all health and care professionals on how to embed prevention within their work, helping to reduce health inequalities, premature morbidity and mortality.

Sessions include Falls and Fractures, Dementia, Workplace Health and many more. Please use this link to access the sessions

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10. 黑料视频 and Solihull Integrated Commissioning Board (BSOL ICB) - Learning and Development Opportunities (Information for 黑料视频 and Solihull Care Homes)

Following a recent survey by the ICB Quality team it has been identified social care nurses reported there were gaps in Leadership training. There are a number of opportunities for learning and developing Leadership skills. Training is available here:

11. NHS 黑料视频 and Solihull (BSOL) - Support to Care Homes Training - May 2025 (Information for all 黑料视频 and Solihull Care Homes)

Further information about this subject has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk

There are valuable informative training sessions this month on

Recognising Deterioration

Falls prevention

The training will be hosted by the Solihull Support to Care homes Team and is open to all Care Home staff across 黑料视频 and Solihull care homes and joining details can be accessed via the BSol Healthzone Care Home App. Or contact Supportto.carehomeservice@uhb.nhs.uk

Further information about this subject has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk

12. Capacity Tracker Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) Training – May 2025 (Information for all Providers)

Further information about this subject has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk. This shows the schedules for Capacity Tracker Training for May 2025.

For support with the Capacity Tracker, please see details below:

For system support and guidance - please contact NECS Capacity Tracker Support Centre - 0191 691 3729 or necsu.capacitytracker@nhs.net (We are open Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm, excluding public holidays)

Changing registration, closing, change of ownership – please contact the CQC - T: 03000 616161, E: enquiries@cqc.org.uk, CQC Provider Portal (They are open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 5.30pm, excluding public holidays)

If you receive an enforcement notice – please contact the NHS Business Services Authority Enforcement Team (NHSBSA) – T: 0300 330 2088, E: enforcement@nhsbsa.nhs.uk (They are open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4.30pm

13. Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (MBC) and 黑料视频 and Solihull Integrated Commissioning Board (BSOL ICB) - Coleman Training Programme – May to Oct 2025 (All 黑料视频 and Solihull Providers)

Further information about this subject has been circulated to providers. If you don’t have a copy, please email marketintelligence@birmingham.gov.uk. This includes the training course programme delivered by Coleman training and commissioned by Solihull MBC and BSol ICB.

14. REMINDER NHS 黑料视频 and Solihull (Bsol) Training Hub – May 2025 (Information for 黑料视频 and Solihull Care Homes)

Have you visited the 黑料视频 and Solihull training hub website yet? You can view information as someone working in a primary or social care role in the Solihull / 黑料视频 area, as a student looking for support with career development or as a visitor wanting to find out more:

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All training events are listed in the calendar section. You can also contact the training hub by email bsol.traininghub@nhs.net or phone: 0121 483 2128.

The next sessions are:

8 May 2025 - Personalised Care and Support Planning 1:15 pm - 4:30 pm

8 May 2025 - Non-Healing Wounds and Biofilm 2:00pm – 3:00pm

14 May 2025 - Personalised Care and Support Planning 9:15 am - 12:30 pm

15 May 2025 - Continuing Health Care Fast Track Pathway Training 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

15 May 2025 - 黑料视频 and Solihull Nurses and Clinical Leads Network for Nurses working in Social Care 2:00 pm -4:30 pm