CQC Launch Care for Older People Campaign
Research has shown that older people are less likely to complain about services and less aware of the different ways they can share their views.
6th March 2017 marked the launch of CQC's 'Worked up? Speak up' campaign about care for older people.
They want people aged 60 and over, including their friends and families, to share their experiences of health and social care with them. By telling them about your experiences, you could stop poor care happening to someone else.
Join the conversation on Twitter using the #CareForOlderPeople hashtag, or through the CQC's website.
Posted by: Sharon Tither on March 16th, 2017 @ 10:55 AM
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