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Hi all, any recommendations on the company you use for your staff training both e-learning and physical training, on your Health & Safety, policies etc
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@Tembi Hlalakuhle I just checked the skills for life now. It's like college courses. But I'm looking for e- learning module for staff like IPC, moving and handling, ASP, child protection module etc. Hope you understand my point. Please, thanks
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@Tembi Hlalakuhle ok, thank you. I'll have a look.
Back from the Care Show — and I have a lot to share with you
I am back from the Care Show London and my head is absolutely full — in the best possible way. Two days. Thousands of care professionals. One powerful reminder of why this sector matters so much. I want to share what I took away, not just the facts and figures, but the feeling. Because the Care Show always does something to you when you are in the room. It reminds you that you are not alone in this work. Behind every policy, every audit, and every compliance checklist are real people who care deeply about doing this right. And that feeling? That is everything. 🔹 What the sector is talking about right now A few themes came up again and again across the sessions, conversations and exhibition floor, and I want to bring them back to you because they are directly relevant to your service: — The CQC Single Assessment Framework is still bedding in. Providers are finding their feet with the evidence categories, and the message from those closest to the regulator is clear: CQC wants to see genuine continuous improvement, not just inspection preparation. The services that are doing best are those that live their standards every single day — not just when they know someone is watching. — Workforce remains the number one challenge. Recruitment, retention, training and staff wellbeing dominated so many conversations. The services that are thriving are those that invest in their people, not as a resource, but as the heartbeat of what they do. — Technology is changing care faster than most providers realise. Digital care planning, real-time monitoring and AI-assisted compliance are no longer future conversations. They are happening now. The question is not whether to engage with them but how to do so safely and in a way that keeps people at the centre. — Leadership matters more than ever. Time and again, the conversation came back to the registered manager, the deputy, the coordinator, the people who hold the service together every single day. Investing in leadership development is not a luxury. It is the single most important thing a provider can do.
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I was at the care roadshow in Glasgow and the discussion seems alike to the one hosted in London. I felt refreshed and inspired after the programme. I personally enjoyed the conversation around recruitment and retention of staff. When a manager treat staff well, their chances of leaving is low. We need to be compassionate and treat everyone equally.
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Jokes Olatunji
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Manager @ Joklad Healthcare Limited

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Joined May 7, 2026