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Old Mar 17, 2008, 08:56 AM
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New grading system in Scotland for care


What is grading?

Each service is graded against four quality themes at each
inspection. The themes are:

quality of care and support

quality of environment/information

quality of staffing

quality of management and leadership.

The six point grading scale

Each of the themes is graded against the following scale:
6
– excellent

5
– very good

4
– good

3
– adequate

2
– weak

1
– unsatisfactory

This means that for each care service there will be four grades
awarded after inspection, for example 5,3,4,6. There will not be one
overall grade.


Self assessment
Services self-assess themselves against the guidance provided by
the Care Commission. The Care Commission Officer takes this into
account when doing the inspection and then grades the service. To
achieve better grades, care service providers must show that they
have involved people who use their service in the assessment. The
final say on the grades awarded sits with the Care Commission, as
the regulator.
For full details see:

http://www.carecommission.com/

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