CQC compliance audit
A wider review of leadership, care records, medicines, staff files and improvement work.
Independent audit support · England
CQC audits for domiciliary care.
An independent check of your care records, medicines and staff files. You receive a written report explaining what needs attention and what to do next.
The work, timing and price are agreed with you before the audit starts.
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Sample audit report
Care records review
01
FindingCare plans have not kept up with changing needs.
Two of five plans in the sample need updating.
02
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Recommended actionUpdate the plans and check that staff follow them.
Agree who will do this, set a date and record the follow-up.
15+ yearsExperience in management and quality systemsCareer history
MBAAnglia Ruskin University, UKQualifications
ISO 9001Lead-auditor training with SGSTraining details
IndependentNot affiliated with CQC. No rating guarantees.Working standards
Services and guide prices
Choose a review of one area or a wider audit of your service. The final price depends on the work agreed.
Whole-service audit details
Care records and risk assessments
Check that assessments, care plans and daily notes reflect each person's needs and risks.
Medicines and spot checks
Review medicines records, staff competence and the day-to-day practice agreed for observation.
Staff files and data protection
Check recruitment, training, supervision and the way personal information is handled.
About the consultant
Ghulam Rasul Safi
Mr Safi has more than 15 years of professional experience in management, quality systems, consultancy and university teaching.
He now helps domiciliary care providers check their records and working practices, understand the gaps and plan improvements. He is based in London, with support elsewhere in England considered by agreement.
About Mr SafiYour audit report
Your report explains what was checked, what was found and what needs to happen next. This sample shows the format using fictional details, with no client information or CQC judgement.
- Records and practice reviewed
- Good practice and gaps in the evidence
- Actions in order of urgency
- Who is responsible and when to follow up
How an audit works
Agree the work
Discuss your concerns and agree the records, timing and price.
Review
Check the agreed records and observe practice where included.
Receive your report
See the findings, supporting evidence and recommended actions.
Follow up
Use the action plan. Further support or a repeat audit can be arranged.
Try the free readiness check
Answer 15 questions to see which areas may need attention. It takes about five minutes, and your answers stay on your device.
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