 The Care Quality Commission has been given new responsibilities under the Health and Care Act relating to reviewing and assessing local authorities and integrated care systems.
Delivering these new responsibilities will also help us achieve our ambition as set out in our strategy to provide independent assurance to the public about the quality of care in a local area.
We've engaged on our approach as it's developed, and we'd now like feedback on some key areas:
- Quality statements and evidence categories
- What information you'd like to see from our assessments
- General comments on our approach and what you need from us to get ready for assessments to start from April 2023.
We're running a series of surveys on our online participation platform. They should all take less than 10 minutes to complete, with most taking 3-4 minutes. You don't need to sign up to take part. All surveys will be open until 14 August.
 In his latest blog, Mark Sutton, Chief Digital Officer, updates on all things technology, data and insight, one year since the launch of CQC's new strategy.
 In the first in a new series of short videos, Ian Trenholm, Chief Executive, reflects on the work we have done over the last 12 months to deliver the ambitions of our new strategy.
 Keep an eye on the 'how we will regulate' page on our website for the latest information about our new regulatory model.
Visit the page to find out more about the new single assessment framework and how we'll use it, follow our blogs, and catch up on our webinars.
 There are ongoing opportunities to shape how CQC works on our digital engagement platform CitizenLab.
Sign up now to access these opportunities when they're available.
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