The application procedure for registration with the Commission on quality care were well known complex, involving many documents and navigate through multiple systems is difficult. However, things have changed! Commission on Quality Care (CQC) has conducted an internal review of the management system and registration and was recently implemented a number of changes that should simplify the application process and minimize the required documents by the provider and registered manager.

So what are the changes that CQC was introduced?

Well first, the Commission has changed the shape of the organization, partnerships and individuals need to complete an application. The changes involve making all the operators and managers registered in a simplified form to complete. Previous versions of the forms will still be accepted until July 29, 2011 and will help every organization that halfway through their application process, but the July 30, 2011 is that the latest versions of forms will be accepted. New forms that are available for download from the website of CQC.

The next major changes to the CQC system administration is that the references are now required only on the basis of risk, then a standard application will not be necessary to obtain and provide references to their initial application, just enough to give the names of potential arbitrators. This applies to medical references, and financial professionals and will make the process easier for providers to work with.

The third change is related to the statement by the Criminal Records Bureau. From July 1, 2011 CQC confirmed they will now receive a signed form CRB CQC to six months to three months previously required. It’s much more convenient for providers and hopefully avoid a lot of vendors have to apply and re-record CRC as they fall in and out of date.

And the last change is in relation to the candidate. Before the new requirements of all organizations must submit a statement signed by the CRB and a complete reference to the designated person. However, CQC passed the responsibility to confirm the suitability of nominees for the organization itself and not require that the documents submitted with the application.