In our Digital Transformation Podcast Special Roundtable, sponsored by <a href="https://smooth.digital/">Smooth Digital</a>, we chat to four leaders in their field.Their expert advice will help you make better decisions for your care home when it comes to investing in technology and delivering person centred care.Our panel comprises Andrew Coles, head of product management <a href="https://personcentredsoftware.com/">Person Centred Software</a>, who explains the importance and value of data to inform managers and carers so they can make real-time and smarter decisions around care.<a href="https://www.ascom.com/uk/solutions/healthcare/elderly-care.html">Ascom</a>’s major projects sales consultant healthcare, Steve Cavanagh, tells us how mobile technologies enable care and - if used effectively - will make life easier for carers and better for residents.Meanwhile, the panel discusses with <a href="https://www.invatechhealth.com/">Invatech Health</a> CEO Tariq Muhammed how to effectively integrate different technologies and data sources. The sharing of data with other health professional can help with care planning and medicines management for example.And <a href="https://painchek.com/">Painchek</a>’s business development director Peter Shergill leads the debate on the role of technology in managing dementia care and how it can help carers to manage residents with confidence.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In our Digital Transformation Podcast Special Roundtable, sponsored by Smooth Digital, we chat to four leaders in their field.Their expert advice will help you make better decisions for your care home when it comes to investing in technology and delivering person centred care.Our panel comprises Andrew Coles, head of product management Person Centred Software, who explains the importance and value of data to inform managers and carers so they can make real-time and smarter decisions around care.Ascom’s major projects sales consultant healthcare, Steve Cavanagh, tells us how mobile technologies enable care and - if used effectively - will make life easier for carers and better for residents.Meanwhile, the panel discusses with Invatech Health CEO Tariq Muhammed how to effectively integrate different technologies and data sources. The sharing of data with other health professional can help with care planning and medicines management for example.And Painchek’s business development director Peter Shergill leads the debate on the role of technology in managing dementia care and how it can help carers to manage residents with confidence.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

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How to digitalise your care home - Digital Transformation Podcast special

The February <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management</a> Magazine podcast is a Legal Advice Special and a must listen for anyone running a UK care home. In a roundtable format we discuss how care providers can challenge the harsher CQC inspections and the conduct of some inspectors. How can homes react to whistle-blowing and safeguarding claims that might not be accurate? We also look at employment contracts and Section 1 statements that come into force in April and we get advice on changes to care workers' terms and condition. There could also be changes later in February to Sleep-in Shifts payments when the case comes before the Supreme Court. Our panel also discusses the setting of fees and the way in which care is being commissioned by local authorities and the pressure this is putting on care homes. Our excellent contributors are Philippa Doyle, a partner in the health and social care advisory team at <a href="https://www.hempsons.co.uk/">Hempsons Solicitors</a>, Sybille Steiner, partner and employment lawyer at <a href="https://www.irwinmitchell.com/">Irwin Mitchell Solicitors</a> and Mei-Ling Huang, partner in the social care team at <a href="https://www.roydswithyking.com/">Royds Withy King</a>.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

The February Care Home Management Magazine podcast is a Legal Advice Special and a must listen for anyone running a UK care home. In a roundtable format we discuss how care providers can challenge the harsher CQC inspections and the conduct of some inspectors. How can homes react to whistle-blowing and safeguarding claims that might not be accurate? We also look at employment contracts and Section 1 statements that come into force in April and we get advice on changes to care workers' terms and condition. There could also be changes later in February to Sleep-in Shifts payments when the case comes before the Supreme Court. Our panel also discusses the setting of fees and the way in which care is being commissioned by local authorities and the pressure this is putting on care homes.Our excellent contributors are Philippa Doyle, a partner in the health and social care advisory team at Hempsons Solicitors, Sybille Steiner, partner and employment lawyer at Irwin Mitchell Solicitors and Mei-Ling Huang, partner in the social care team at Royds Withy King.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Care Home Management Podcast - Legal Advice Special

In the first <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management</a> magazine podcast of 2020 we talk to care home singer <a href="https://www.facebook.com/acarehomesinger/">Sharon Wallace</a> about her experience as the Unexpected Star of the Show on <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08402jb">Michael McIntyre’s Big Show </a>on the BBC on Christmas Day. She also explains her project Handmade For Dementia. We also have a wonderful interview with 93 year old Sonja Sternberg who, with her sister Gisela, fled the Nazis in the Second World War. Both were both awarded the British Empire Medal for their services to Holocaust Education in the 2020 New Year’s Honours List.&nbsp; Sonja and Gisela are both now residing at <a href="https://www.carehome.co.uk/carehome.cfm/searchazref/20003503MORA">Belong Morris Foundation in Didsbury</a>. Our packed January podcast concludes with a fascinating interview with Davina Ludlow from <a href="https://www.carehome.co.uk/">carehome.co.uk</a> who talks about some insightful research by <a href="https://pgpro.co.uk/">P&amp;G Professional</a>. Its study reveals what people look for when researching a care home for their loved ones. A podcast not to be missed.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the first Care Home Management magazine podcast of 2020 we talk to care home singer Sharon Wallace about her experience as the Unexpected Star of the Show on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show on the BBC on Christmas Day. She also explains her project Handmade For Dementia. We also have a wonderful interview with 93 year old Sonja Sternberg who, with her sister Gisela, fled the Nazis in the Second World War. Both were both awarded the British Empire Medal for their services to Holocaust Education in the 2020 New Year’s Honours List.&nbsp; Sonja and Gisela are both now residing at Belong Morris Foundation in Didsbury. Our packed January podcast concludes with a fascinating interview with Davina Ludlow from carehome.co.uk who talks about some insightful research by P&amp;G Professional. Its study reveals what people look for when researching a care home for their loved ones. A podcast not to be missed.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Care Home Management podcast featuring Michael McIntyre's Big Show, World War II & choosing a care home

In the final <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management magazine</a> podcast of 2019, sponsored by<a href="https://www.edify-consultancy.co.uk/"> Edify Training</a>, we discuss the impact of the General Election result on the care home sector. We also hear from Sheryl Davis, home manager at <a href="https://www.hc-one.co.uk/Carehomes/brandon-house.aspx">Brandon House in Coventry</a>, who explains why they signed up for <a href="https://www.ageuk.org.uk/discover/2019/october/postcards-of-kindness/">Age UK’s Postcards of Kindness</a> initiative. Sending and receiving postcards from around the world has led to the setting up of a real-life post office in the care home and this has been a real hit with residents and carers. We also talk to the <a href="https://www.thenacc.co.uk/">National Association of Care Catering</a>’s new National Chair Sue Cawthray about nutrition and resident wellbeing. She’s held the post role before and has some great ideas of how the NACC can support care homes and tackle ongoing challenges around funding. She also announces the launch of the Care Chef of the Year.&nbsp; In our supplier interview we are delighted to chat to Nicola Whittaker, national account manager at leading laundry and dishwasher equipment manufacturer <a href="https://www.miele.co.uk/professional/index.htm">Miele Professional</a>. She passes on some great tips on laundry infection control and tells us how care homes can benefit from effective laundry room design and layout – however much space is available.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the final Care Home Management magazine podcast of 2019, sponsored by Edify Training, we discuss the impact of the General Election result on the care home sector. We also hear from Sheryl Davis, home manager at Brandon House in Coventry, who explains why they signed up for Age UK’s Postcards of Kindness initiative. Sending and receiving postcards from around the world has led to the setting up of a real-life post office in the care home and this has been a real hit with residents and carers. We also talk to the National Association of Care Catering’s new National Chair Sue Cawthray about nutrition and resident wellbeing. She’s held the post role before and has some great ideas of how the NACC can support care homes and tackle ongoing challenges around funding. She also announces the launch of the Care Chef of the Year.&nbsp; In our supplier interview we are delighted to chat to Nicola Whittaker, national account manager at leading laundry and dishwasher equipment manufacturer Miele Professional. She passes on some great tips on laundry infection control and tells us how care homes can benefit from effective laundry room design and layout – however much space is available.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Care Home Management December podcast covering laundry, catering, in-home post offices and some politics

In the October <a href="http://www.chmonline.co.uk">Care Home Management</a> magazine podcast, sponsored by <a href="https://www.myako.online/">MyAko.com</a>, we talk to Konrad Czajka and Cath Davies from <a href="https://www.czajka.co.uk/">Czajka Care Group</a> whose health care professionals experienced what it's like to have dementia via the specially-designed <a href="https://www.training2care.co.uk/virtual-dementia-tour.htm">Virtual Dementia Tour</a>. We also interview Simon Guntrip, a care home entertainer from <a href="http://www.bestfootforward.dance/">Best Foot Forward</a> who in true Strictly spirit gets residents dancing and active. In our regular supplier interview we talk to <a href="https://www.apetito.co.uk/">Apetito's</a> Matt Norton about how the company's years of experience producing quality and nutritious food for care homes and the role of its expert team of dietitians, chefs and food technicians. The Care Home Management editorial team of Steve Hemsley, Ailsa Colquhoun and Alan Rustad also review the 2019<a href="https://www.careshow.co.uk/"> Care Show</a>. Listen now. <a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the October Care Home Management magazine podcast, sponsored by MyAko.com, we talk to Konrad Czajka and Cath Davies from Czajka Care Group whose health care professionals experienced what it's like to have dementia via the specially-designed Virtual Dementia Tour. We also interview Simon Guntrip, a care home entertainer from Best Foot Forward who in true Strictly spirit gets residents dancing and active. In our regular supplier interview we talk to Apetito's Matt Norton about how the company's years of experience producing quality and nutritious food for care homes and the role of its expert team of dietitians, chefs and food technicians. The Care Home Management editorial team of Steve Hemsley, Ailsa Colquhoun and Alan Rustad also review the 2019 Care Show. Listen now.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Virtual dementia tour, how dancing boosts residents' wellbeing and Apetito talk nutrition

In this special podcast, sponsored by <a href="https://www.myako.online/">MyAko.com</a>. we focus on training by inviting three suppliers to discuss key issues affecting care home staff learning and development. Steven Embleton of <a href="https://www.mylearningcloud.org.uk/">My Learning Cloud</a> debates why we need a standardised approach to learning in the health and social care sector, while Peter Hewitson of <a href="https://www.edify-consultancy.co.uk/">Edify Training</a> asks what impact technology will continue to have on care sector training. We also discuss with Fay Oughton of <a href="http://pinpoint-training.net/">Pin Point Training</a> how highly effective, qualitative and contemporaneous training can help to tackle the high level of attrition in the sector by inspiring people to become carers. Don't miss this hugely insightful behind the scenes care sector training podcast round table. See more at <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk">Chmonline.co.uk</a><a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In this special podcast, sponsored by MyAko.com. we focus on training by inviting three suppliers to discuss key issues affecting care home staff learning and development. Steven Embleton of My Learning Cloud debates why we need a standardised approach to learning in the health and social care sector, while Peter Hewitson of Edify Training asks what impact technology will continue to have on care sector training. We also discuss with Fay Oughton of Pin Point Training how highly effective, qualitative and contemporaneous training can help to tackle the high level of attrition in the sector by inspiring people to become carers. Don't miss this hugely insightful behind the scenes care sector training podcast round table. See more at Chmonline.co.ukSupport the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Care Home Management Training Special Podcast

Welcome to a very special <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management </a>magazine podcast as we celebrate the <a href="https://carehomeawards.com/">Care Home Awards</a>. CHM is proud to be the official media partner for this great event and our journalists caught up with the winners, sponsors and organisers.&nbsp; A must listen for anyone keen to share best practice. <a href="https://www.careuk.com/">Care UK</a> won a string of awards, including Best Care Home Group for providers with more than 50 homes. We talk to ceo Andrew Knight about the company’s fantastic ‘Fulfilling Lives’ approach to care. We also interview Rachel Beckett, chair of <a href="https://www.wellburncare.co.uk/">Wellburn Care Homes</a> which picked up an award for the superb dining experience it gives to residents. &nbsp;We also hear from <a href="https://cornerstonehc.co.uk/">Cornerstone Healthcare Group</a>’s maintenance manager Andy Foster about an award-winning initiative to introduce more effective seizure monitors and safer mattresses; and from <a href="https://valeriemanor.co.uk/">Valerie Manor</a>’s owner and manager Zoe Fry about its family approach to running the business which means it has a waiting list for nurses wanting to work there.&nbsp;&nbsp;We cap off this Care Home Awards Special with a chat to headline sponsor <a href="https://www.legalandgeneral.com/retirement/">Legal &amp; General Retirement Living Solutions</a>’ ceo Steve Ellis and organiser Matthew Davies who gives us an exclusive about next year’s <a href="https://carehomeawards.com/">Awards</a>.&nbsp; Well done to everyone on a great event!<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Welcome to a very special Care Home Management magazine podcast as we celebrate the Care Home Awards. CHM is proud to be the official media partner for this great event and our journalists caught up with the winners, sponsors and organisers.&nbsp; A must listen for anyone keen to share best practice. Care UK won a string of awards, including Best Care Home Group for providers with more than 50 homes. We talk to ceo Andrew Knight about the company’s fantastic ‘Fulfilling Lives’ approach to care. We also interview Rachel Beckett, chair of Wellburn Care Homes which picked up an award for the superb dining experience it gives to residents. &nbsp;We also hear from Cornerstone Healthcare Group’s maintenance manager Andy Foster about an award-winning initiative to introduce more effective seizure monitors and safer mattresses; and from Valerie Manor’s owner and manager Zoe Fry about its family approach to running the business which means it has a waiting list for nurses wanting to work there.&nbsp;&nbsp;We cap off this Care Home Awards Special with a chat to headline sponsor Legal &amp; General Retirement Living Solutions’ ceo Steve Ellis and organiser Matthew Davies who gives us an exclusive about next year’s Awards.&nbsp;Well done to everyone on a great event!Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Care Home Awards podcast special from Care Home Management magazine

In the latest <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management</a> magazine podcast we talk to Jeremy Walford, managing director of <a href="https://www.middletonhallretirementvillage.co.uk/">Middleton Hall Retirement Village</a>, which is the first of its kind to set up an Employee Ownership Trust. Could an employee ownership business model boost your care home's financial performance, staff morale and carer retention?&nbsp; In Care In The News we discuss delays in authorising Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards applications and claims by the British Geriatrics Society that the UK is running out of care home beds. Also, how efficient is your laundry function? <a href="https://professional.electrolux.com/commercial-laundry-equipment/">Electrolux Professional Laundry</a>’s David Leadley-Kramer shares his tips. Also, hear some key advice on recruiting nurses and other carers from Sam Greenhalgh at recruitment app company <a href="https://www.florence.co.uk/">Florence</a>.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast we talk to Jeremy Walford, managing director of Middleton Hall Retirement Village, which is the first of its kind to set up an Employee Ownership Trust. Could an employee ownership business model boost your care home's financial performance, staff morale and carer retention?&nbsp; In Care In The News we discuss delays in authorising Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards applications and claims by the British Geriatrics Society that the UK is running out of care home beds. Also, how efficient is your laundry function? Electrolux Professional Laundry’s David Leadley-Kramer shares his tips. Also, hear some key advice on recruiting nurses and other carers from Sam Greenhalgh at recruitment app company Florence.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

June podcast from Care Home Management. Could Employee Ownership work at your care home?

In the May <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management </a>magazine podcast we talk to Jo Mazza from <a href="https://www.healthcarehomes.co.uk/homes/ashley-gardens/">Ashley Gardens Care Centre</a> in Kent about the music festival they organised as part of their dementia care. Our Care in the News panel discuss the Four Seasons Health Care administration and what it means for our sector. Also, <a href="https://fastroi.fi/en">Fastroi</a> UK MD Jim Ward explains how the UK and Finnish social care sectors share similar concerns when it comes to digital transformation. We also speak to <a href="https://www.qcs.co.uk/">Quality Compliance Systems</a>' Leah Cooke about why good communication is vital to maintain compliance.&nbsp;<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the May Care Home Management magazine podcast we talk to Jo Mazza from Ashley Gardens Care Centre in Kent about the music festival they organised as part of their dementia care. Our Care in the News panel discuss the Four Seasons Health Care administration and what it means for our sector. Also, Fastroi UK MD Jim Ward explains how the UK and Finnish social care sectors share similar concerns when it comes to digital transformation. We also speak to Quality Compliance Systems' Leah Cooke about why good communication is vital to maintain compliance.&nbsp;Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Music festivals, Four Seasons, digital transformation and compliance are all featured in the May Care Home Management magazine podcast

In the latest <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">Care Home Management</a> magazine podcast, sponsored by <a href="https://www.myako.online/">MyAko.com</a> <a href="https://www.hallmarkcarehomes.co.uk/">Hallmark Care Homes</a>' Avnish Goyal talks about the need for more political will to solve social care problems and why a Commissioner for Older People is a must. Also, Neil Eastwood, author of the book <a href="http://www.savingsocialcare.com/">Saving Social Care</a>, explains how to recruit and retain the best frontline staff. We also talk to Tracey Campbell, managing director of <a href="https://www.paterson-healthcare.co.uk/">The Paterson Group </a>about the new T Level courses that will operate alongside apprenticeships and which have been developed in collaboration with health and social care employers.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast, sponsored by MyAko.com Hallmark Care Homes' Avnish Goyal talks about the need for more political will to solve social care problems and why a Commissioner for Older People is a must. Also, Neil Eastwood, author of the book Saving Social Care, explains how to recruit and retain the best frontline staff. We also talk to Tracey Campbell, managing director of The Paterson Group about the new T Level courses that will operate alongside apprenticeships and which have been developed in collaboration with health and social care employers.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Avnish Goyal, Neil Eastwood and The Paterson Group chat on the latest CHM podcast

In the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast sponsored by <a href="https://myako.com/#/">MyAko.com</a>, we have an exclusive interview with <a href="https://cqc.org.uk/">CQC</a> interim chief inspector for adult social care Debbie Westhead. She tells <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">CHM</a> editor Ailsa Colquhoun how care homes can navigate the complicated care system more effectively and why we need to see more innovation in the sector and more collaboration across the health system. Alan Rustad talks to <a href="https://encorecarehomes.co.uk/">Encore Homes</a>' learning manager Luke Wiltshire about a fantastic dementia training initiative called Mind The Gap which involves staff and residents' families. There is also an update on the <a href="http://www.carehomeawards.com/">Care Home Awards</a> and details of how to book your tickets for the awards lunch on June 27 in the Platinum Suite at ExCel London during Health+Care.&nbsp;<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast sponsored by MyAko.com, we have an exclusive interview with CQC interim chief inspector for adult social care Debbie Westhead. She tells CHM editor Ailsa Colquhoun how care homes can navigate the complicated care system more effectively and why we need to see more innovation in the sector and more collaboration across the health system. Alan Rustad talks to Encore Homes' learning manager Luke Wiltshire about a fantastic dementia training initiative called Mind The Gap which involves staff and residents' families. There is also an update on the Care Home Awards and details of how to book your tickets for the awards lunch on June 27 in the Platinum Suite at ExCel London during Health+Care.&nbsp;Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Exclusive interview with CQC's Debbie Westhead on the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast

In the latest <a href="http://www.chmonline.co.uk">Care Home Management</a> magazine podcast sponsored by <a href="https://www.myako.com/#/">myAko.com</a> Professor Martin Green, chief executive at <a href="http://www.careengland.org.uk/">Care England</a>, tells editor Ailsa Colquhoun what he hopes for from the Green Paper if it is published in April. He also shares valuable insight into how care homes can become hubs of the local community when it comes to supporting those needing care. We also discuss the appointment of Kate Terroni as chief inspector of Adult Social Care at CQC and examine research showing how little is spent on residents’ catering in some council-funded care homes. Meanwhile, <a href="https://www.exemplarhc.com/">Exemplar Health Care</a>’s director of referrals and business development Amanda Lighton talks about her rise from nurse level to board level as the company goes from strength to strength. We also hear from CQC improvement consultant <a href="https://www.tchauhanconsultancy.co.uk/">Taruna Chauhan</a> about how she mentors care home managers to help them raise their standards. #carehome #carenews #socialcare&nbsp;<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast sponsored by myAko.com Professor Martin Green, chief executive at Care England, tells editor Ailsa Colquhoun what he hopes for from the Green Paper if it is published in April. He also shares valuable insight into how care homes can become hubs of the local community when it comes to supporting those needing care. We also discuss the appointment of Kate Terroni as chief inspector of Adult Social Care at CQC and examine research showing how little is spent on residents’ catering in some council-funded care homes. Meanwhile, Exemplar Health Care’s director of referrals and business development Amanda Lighton talks about her rise from nurse level to board level as the company goes from strength to strength. We also hear from CQC improvement consultant Taruna Chauhan about how she mentors care home managers to help them raise their standards. #carehome #carenews #socialcare&nbsp;Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Prof Martin Green headlines the latest Care Home Management magazine podcast

Join us for the second Care Home Management magazine podcast kindly sponsored by <a href="https://www.myako.com/#/">MyAko.com</a>. We talk to Vic Rayner, executive director of the National Care Forum, about how readers can prepare for Care Home Open Day on June 28; and we chat to Care Home Awards organiser Matthew Davies about why awards are a great way to shout about your care home's fantastic work. Deadline for entries is January 31. Our guest supplier interview is with Peter Eckhardt, who is CEO of Gainsborough Healthcare Group. He talks about innovation in bathing and infection control. We also catch up with Care Home Management magazine editor Ailsa Colquhoun and discuss the Jan/Feb <a href="https://chmonline.co.uk/">issue</a>.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

Join us for the second Care Home Management magazine podcast kindly sponsored by MyAko.com. We talk to Vic Rayner, executive director of the National Care Forum, about how readers can prepare for Care Home Open Day on June 28; and we chat to Care Home Awards organiser Matthew Davies about why awards are a great way to shout about your care home's fantastic work. Deadline for entries is January 31. Our guest supplier interview is with Peter Eckhardt, who is CEO of Gainsborough Healthcare Group. He talks about innovation in bathing and infection control. We also catch up with Care Home Management magazine editor Ailsa Colquhoun and discuss the Jan/Feb issue.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

The Second Care Home Management magazine podcast

In this first Care Home Management magazine podcast, sponsored by myAko.com, we review the latest care home sector news, discuss the December issue and chat with editor Ailsa Colquhoun about the forthcoming magazine redesign in January. Also, hear an interview with Nadra Ahmed from the National Care Association on the departure of Andrea Sutcliffe from the CQC and why care home staff must be valued. We also look at the power of video to promote your care home with Five on a Bike's York Smith, and chat to myAko.com managing director Kevin Ashley about his company's new learning and employee engagement solution.<a rel="payment" href="http://chmonline.co.uk">Support the show</a> (http://chmonline.co.uk)

In this first Care Home Management magazine podcast, sponsored by myAko.com, we review the latest care home sector news, discuss the December issue and chat with editor Ailsa Colquhoun about the forthcoming magazine redesign in January. Also, hear an interview with Nadra Ahmed from the National Care Association on the departure of Andrea Sutcliffe from the CQC and why care home staff must be valued. We also look at the power of video to promote your care home with Five on a Bike's York Smith, and chat to myAko.com managing director Kevin Ashley about his company's new learning and employee engagement solution.Support the show (http://chmonline.co.uk)

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