About us

Question 1

Partnered with the National Association of Primary Care (NAPC)

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NAPC - the largest network of Primary Care Networks in the UK

We are partnered with NAPC, The National Association of Primary Care, to provide their members with exclusive access to our innovative quality management systems and toolkits.

The NAPC developed the Primary Care Home model, that has now been adopted by NHS England as the blueprint for Primary Care Networks (PCNs).

NAPC boasts over 240 PCH sites across England who have access to the innovative toolkits developed by everythingCQC, which promise to transform workplace culture by simplifying and standardising quality frameworks across PCNs at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional methods.

The Primary Care Home (PCH) Programme

This is a knowledge and experience sharing network for PCNs and is free to join. If you are not already a member of this programme, you can do so by heading over to www.napc.co.uk/how-to-join/.

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Question 2

Professor James Kingsland OBE - key advisor to everythingCQC

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The biggest change in Primary Care in 25 years

If you are looking for the person that has quietly changed the direction of the NHS for the next decade and more, it is Professor James Kingsland.

The immediate past President of the NAPC, Professor Kingsland is the co-architect of the Primary Care Home initiative funded by NHS England who oversaw the successful national roll out and remains its National Clinical Director.

This blueprint of integrated care proved so compelling that NHS England commissioned the NAPC team headed by Professor Kingsland and Dr Nav Chana to pilot the Primary Care Home concept. This has now become mandatory by NHSE making it part of the GP contract under the model of Primary Care Networks (PCNs).

He brings with him over 30 years of knowledge in Primary Care and Integrated Care, and a vision to create a new way of working. He has a very long and distinguished history of leading change in Primary Care and will now help us shape our “360 degree Workplace” initiative for more interpersonal and cohesive workplace.

In line with the PCN initiative the 360 degree Workplace will be a unifying methodology creating a common standard for Healthcare and Adult Social Care

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Question 3

What you will find here is nowhere else

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What we are

A knowledgebase for professionals
We aim to be informative, authoritative and reliable
We have a free public service element
We provide simple solutions to complex problems

What we are not

We are not a "blog" about the latest news
We do not do unmoderated chat forums

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Question 4

Our history CQC Solutions

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Our history CQC solutions

We are part of X-Genics, a leading provider of smart compliance software. Our clients have included ACAS, Boots, Specsavers and The Royal Society of Medicine Press among other leading brands.

history X Genics past clients

Our founders and advisors have deep roots in Healthcare, spanning back several decades.

We were involved in Compliance and Patient Safety systems years before the CQC came into existence

A quick timeline

2004: X-Genics was formed www.xgenics.com

2008: The Care Quality Commission (CQC) was created

2009: We started a CQC information portal for our clients

2011: We transferred our knowhow to everythingCQC.com as a public service knowledgebase

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Question 5

About this knowledgebase

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We do the work for you

We read the regulations and developments and simplify them for quick reading

We use infographics whenever we can to make it easy to understand

We simplify the language to make it easy to absorb

We break down long articles into bite sized sections

Everything you need is now in one place
We want you to come back regularly and learn a new thing every time

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Question 6

One unified CQC system for Healthcare & Adult Social Care

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We are experienced in both Healthcare and Adult Social Care.

The regulations are the same for all providers, and so are the core principles of quality and compliance.

The key difference between service types is how actual care is delivered at operational level and which aspects carry more emphasis compared to other Provider types.

The benefits of a single universal standard:-