Proportionate, risk-based regulation plays an important role in building public confidence in the NHS. We work with our members and the regulators to shape the overall regulatory framework and to ensure that providers can deliver high quality services, lead their own improvement, innovate and transform.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to comments from the interim chief executive of Care Quality Commission (CQC) in HSJ that the regulator needs to 'improve' the way it works.
This document outlines our response to NHS England's consultation on an updated NHS oversight and assessment framework for 2024/25.
This briefing summaries the key findings from the CQC survey, areas identified by CQC for improvement, and sets out NHS Providers' view
Saffron Cordery discusses regulation of NHS leadership, the case for it and what it can and cannot do.
Saffron Cordery
NHS Providers share a briefing summary following Care Quality Commission's board meeting on 27 March.
This report outlines key areas for improvement to enhance support and constructive engagement between CQC and trusts.
Sir Julian Hartley comments on a new NHS Providers report 'Good quality regulation: How Care Quality Commission (CQC) can support trusts to deliver and improve'.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to a Care Quality Commission survey of more than 25,500 women and people who used NHS maternity services in 2023.
This on the day briefing summaries the content of the report and includes NHS Providers' view.
Sir Julian Hartley outlines trust leaders’ experiences of regulation over the last 12 months and reflects on NHS England and CQC's approaches to regulation.
Julian Hartley
Our new report explores trust leaders' views of regulation over the past 12 months.
Miriam Deakin responds to a Care Quality Commission report on the hospital experiences of people with learning disabilities and autism.
