Quality Matrix Survey

As KiCA continue to work on behalf of the membership with Kent County Council we have developed the below short survey to gather some information on Quality.

From our last survey it was clear that the sector are unhappy with the current quality ranking system and therefore in response we have been working with them to define a better Quality measurement for nest round of contracting due to start in the coming months.

Please fill in survey with as much information as you can – remember this is our opportunity to voice how we wish to measured by our Local Authority

Quality Matrix Survey

Thanks,
KiCA Executive Board

Membership Enrolment – Together we are stronger…

Dear Members,

Membership enrolment time!  Care providers from all sectors of care provision should be joining KICA now.  KICA is fighting for the rights of the first class and vital care services you provide in Kent.  KICA representatives already attend many meetings with the KCC on a voluntary basis to represent the care sector.  But we need YOU! We want to ensure we speak for you, we want your ideas, your thoughts and any suggestions that you believe will help you and other care providers in Kent to enable us to represent Care in Kent.  Your goals are the same as ours and we need to build cohesion in Kent.  The more united we can be, the stronger we can be.

Kent County Council are producing a new Contract for providing care for older people and physical disability. The care sector needs to ensure that the Contracts are fair and represent your services. Your contributions to us will make an impact and will actually make a difference.  The new contract will be in place for at least 3 years and could affect the future of your business.

We need your co-operation and we need your support.”

Care Act Training Tomorrow:

IF YOU READ THIS AND WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND TOMORROW PLEASE EMAIL:christine.white@kent.gov.uk  until 7pm and Yvonne.phillips@kent.gov.uk  after 7pm

Places are free
Aims

• To provide a range of information that will enable attendees to share and cascade the benefits of Making Safeguarding Personal for the adult at risk with their teams/organisations in Kent
• Provide Managers and Safeguarding Leads with a range of tools and materials that can be used to familiarise staff to support implementation of making safeguarding personal in practice

Objectives

• Understanding what an outcome focus approach in safeguarding is
• Understanding of the principles of Making Safeguarding Personal
• Explore Care Act similarities and differences to safeguarding practice
• An awareness of the tools available to support practice, including the MSP literature developed in Kent
• Develop best practice in Making Safeguarding Personal
• Able to adapt materials to share and cascade in own organisations/teams

Speakers:

Clive Brock – Safeguarding Adults Co-ordiantor KCC LDMH
Karen Davies – Matron Safeguarding Adults, Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells Hospitals Trust
Janice Drain – Director of Compliance and Training, Kent Care Alliance – Domiciliary Representative
Susie Harper – Detective Chief Inspector, Head of Public Protection Safeguarding, Kent Police
Paul Hodgkinson – Detective Sergeant – Investigative Training Team, Kent Police
Amy Kierans – Safeguarding Adults Co-ordinator, KCC LDMH
Yvonne Phillips – Safeguarding Adults Quality Assurance and Policy Standards Officer, KCC
Cherie Reid – Professional Advocate and Kent Team Leader – Advocacy for All
Clare Swan – Operations Manager – Kent Care Alliance – Care Homes Representative
Nigel White – Detective Constable – Investigative Training Team, Kent Police
Cecilia Wigley – Head of Safeguarding, Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust
Phillip Willmott – Safeguarding Adults Co-ordinator, KCC LDMH

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