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Tim Coolican and Freya Cassia discuss the new Care Quality Commission's (CQC) strategy, what it means for health and social care providers and what providers can be doing to prepare for the new style inspections.

Details: 05.Jul.2021

Anthony Collins Solicitors · PODCAST: CQC Strategy 2021 (Part 1): How inspections will change and how providers can prepare

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Tim Coolican

Anthony Collins Solicitors

Tim is a Partner at Anthony Collins Solicitors and leads the firm’s Regulatory Team. His work predominantly relates to advising and representing clients in the Health and Social Care and Social Housing sectors.

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