CSW are thrilled to welcome CareLineLive as our newest partner, leading a valuable workshop on CQC Single Assessment framework & GP Connect
Care and Support West are thrilled to welcome CareLineLive as our newest partner, leading a valuable online workshop on Tuesday 25th February at 10am, presenting you two very current topics:
A Virtual Teams Workshop
Designed for Owners, Managers & all staff working in Adult Social Care.
1000: Welcome and House Keeping.
Karen Holley: Care & Support West
1005: CQC Single Assessment Framework: What makes CareLineLive unique? Their team includes Merina Martin, a Homecare Champion and domiciliary care expert dedicated to researching the latest updates and regulations in the home care industry. Merina regularly shares these insights to keep home care providers ahead of the curve.
She will provide a comprehensive overview of the framework and its latest updates, helping you navigate the rapidly evolving landscape with confidence.
1030: GP Connect integration demo:
In the second part of the session, Merina will be joined by Jess Davies, one of CareLineLive’s Sales Development Representative. Jess will showcase their award-winning all-in-one management software, with a live demonstration of the GP Connect integration. GP Connect enables care providers to access GP summary records, transforming patient care. As one of the few NHS-assured suppliers offering this feature, CareLineLive’s solution has been described as a “Godsend” by users.
Why attend?
Gain actionable insights on the Single Assessment Framework
See how digital tools like GP Connect can enhance your operations
Ask your questions during the interactive Q&A session
Receive a detailed presentation to refer back to after the session
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, innovate, and elevate your home care services!
Merina Martin, CareLineLive, Homecare Champion
Merina Martin has worked in the health and social care industry for many years in both the private and voluntary sectors particularly within domiciliary care. Her roles have included software development, senior management, advising in business development and compliance for start-ups and struggling domiciliary care businesses. She has also worked as a nominated individual and registered manager. She has advised and developed both formal and informal training programmes within domiciliary care and the wider health and social care sector within charitable organisations.
1100: Karen Holley Thank you and Close
