The popularity of vegetarian and vegan diets is growing at an unprecedented rate in the UK. There is a growing range of veggie food products in your local shops. This means that care sector

The festive season is a great time to support older people to enjoy and participate in the creative arts.

That is the message from the Care Inspectorate, Scotland’s social care

The Care Inspectorate would like to raise awareness of the Scottish Patient Safety Programme improvement project ...

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) have just published new guidance on oral health care in care

The Care Inspectorate has launched a drive to improve the way care homes across Scotland protect residents from the danger of falls.

The Care Inspectorate has launched a drive to improve the way care homes across Scotland protect residents from the danger of falls.

Marie Curie has just published ...

A care home for older people in Coatbridge has been told to make urgent improvements in the care provided to vulnerable residents.

We will be sending an email to all care home services to alert them to the guidance available to support residents to vote in the upcoming elections. You can find a copy of the email below.

A care home for older people in Dundee has been told to make urgent improvements in the care provided to vulnerable residents.

A care home for older people in Glasgow has been told it must swiftly improve the care it provides to residents.

It comes after inspectors from the Care Inspectorate graded the quality

The Mental Welfare Commission has launched a new campaign to explain the power of attorney to hospital ward staff, care home staff and GPs across Scotland. More and more people are using this

The Care Inspectorate is aware of the challenges faced by some care providers on the recruitment and retention of nurses in the care sector. Some care providers have approached us about

There are still a few places left at The Scottish Care Care Home Conference, which will be held on Friday 20 November at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow

A care home for older people in Hawick has been told it must make urgent improvements in the care provided to vulnerable residents.

The Care Inspectorate will be undertaking a new test of change, during September/ October 2015, to trial the feasibility of the organisation being able to handle complaint investigations and also

Grampian and Aberdeen area - September - November 2015

These following sessions are open to care home and Care Inspectorate staffCare Inspectorate and care home staff.

The Tackling Disability Hate Crime Group have issued a letter to providers to highlight the work that they do and the resources available. 

The Tackling Disability Hate Crime Group have issued a letter to providers to highlight the work that they do and the resources available. 

Scotland’s social care regulator, the Care Inspectorate, will be supporting care home residents and staff across Scotland to celebrate Care Home Open Day today.