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The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) called on NHS and local authority leaders to establish the teams in guidance on their use of the Better Care Fund (BCF), under which they are required to pool resources to tackle government priorities.
As of March 2022, pay for registered nurses in care homes averaged £34,800, which was within the range of band 6 for senior or specialist nurses working in the NHS, which was £32,306 to £39,027 at the time, according to Skills for Care data. for NHS nurses and health visitors. The DHSC said the rise, which follows an 11.5%
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These were hampering its ability to identify poor performance at the services it regulates, residential homes, nursinghomes and domiciliary care providers, found the interim report of Dr Penny Dash’s review of the CQC. This government will never turn a blind eye to failure.”
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