We would like the views from parents and carers whose children use early learning and childcare facilities such as nurseries.

As part of the expansion of early learning and childcare

As part of the expansion of early learning and childcare to 1,140 hours by 2020, the Scottish Government, in collaboration with Scottish Futures Trust and the Care Inspectorate are developing

On 17 October 2016, Fiona McQueen CNO launched a Nursing Vision 2030 engagement toolkit.

There’s still time to register to participate in one of the National Health and Social Care Standards consultation roadshows. These are taking place across Scotland to provide information

Chief Executive Karen Reid welcomes Scottish Government’s public consultation on the new National Health and Care Standards for health, social care, social work, community justice and early

The Scottish Government has asked the Care Inspectorate to scope a learning and development pathway for childminders.

This is in response to the recommendations made in the Independent

The Care Inspectorate and Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) are carrying out an equality impact assessment (EIA) of our new joint Procurement Strategy. In addition to ensuring we meet our

The Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) has launched a consultation on the draft Standard for Foster Care and accompanying guidance. The consultation aims to gather the views of everyone

The review of the National Care Standards is well underway and we would like to remind you that our

Codes and fitness to practise consultation launched

The National Care Standards Review Development Group has published the first in a series of new, regular bulletins that will provide up-to-date information and opportunities to be involved in the

The Care Inspectorate has a duty to work towards equality. Putting people at the heart of everything we do and meeting people with fairness and respect are values which underpin all our work.

The Care Inspectorate is considering changes to the way it handles complaints about care.

Scotland’s social care scrutiny and improvement body inspects and regulates more than 14,000 care

We are changing our procedures for handling complaints about registered care services and we want to hear your views. We have launched this consultation to make sure the procedure is fully

The Care Inspectorate and Healthcare Improvement Scotland have issued a joint statement welcoming the Scottish Government's publication of the consultation on the National Care Standards.