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WEBINAR

Regulatory frameworks evolve. Is your CQC compliance system keeping pace?

CQC has changed its approach twice in recent years and will continue adapting - learn why future-proof digital systems with automatic updates are essential for sustainable compliance.
  • 26th March 2026 | 11am
  • Healthcare
  • Compliance
  • UK

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The Care Quality Commission has undergone significant transformation in recent years - from KLOEs to quality statements, and now preparing for another comprehensive overhaul with sector-specific frameworks, rating characteristics, and assessment questions launching in late 2026. This pattern of evolution reflects responsive regulation that adapts based on feedback and practical experience, but it creates a sustained challenge for healthcare organizations maintaining compliance through constant change.

Healthcare providers have invested considerable time and resources rebuilding processes, retraining teams, and restructuring evidence collection with each framework transition. This webinar features special guests from Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust, who transformed their approach when replacing their legacy Datix system - eliminating the "last-minute scramble" before CQC inspections and achieving 75% team self-assessment uptake in just two months. Their experience demonstrates why adaptable digital infrastructure matters as regulatory frameworks continue to evolve.

Join us as we examine the 2026 CQC framework transformation, hear directly from Sussex Community about their journey to continuous readiness, and explore why triangulated digital systems - where suppliers manage regulatory updates automatically - represent a strategic advantage for organizations seeking sustainable compliance through ongoing regulatory change.

Designed for

  • Patient Safety/Experience Directors & VPs
  • Compliance Directors & VPs
  • Governance Directors & VPs
  • Heads of departments for patient safety, compliance and risk

Organisations that should watch

  • Hospitals
  • Independent Healthcare Organisations
  • Integrated Care Systems
  • PSOs

Hosts:

Aden Maine

Go to Market Manager, Ideagen Healthcare Guardian

Aden is a Go-to-Market Manager at Ideagen, leading the growth strategy for Healthcare Guardian – the company's patient safety and quality management platform. He works with healthcare organisations across EMEA, North America, and ANZ to improve outcomes through smarter incident reporting, risk management, and compliance.

Paul Clinton

Head of Product, Ideagen Healthcare Guardian

Paul has vast expertise in healthcare, NHS, independent providers and social care, from practical experience and implementations of dozens of healthcare systems over the past decade. Leading the design and integration of solutions today using the InPhase suite with unparalleled knowledge.

This exclusive conference covers these key areas:

  • Understand the CQC 2026 transformation timeline: Learn what's changing in the new assessment framework, when sector-specific guidance will be published, and what implementation in late 2026 means for your inspection readiness.
  • Hear from Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust: Discover how they moved from spreadsheets and "last-minute scrambles" to a unified evidence library with live data links, achieving 75% team self-assessment uptake in two months while building continuous CQC readiness.
  • Explore the business case for adaptable systems: Discover how triangulated digital platforms that connect incidents, risks, audits, and complaints can be updated by your supplier to reflect new frameworks - without requiring manual rebuilding across your organisation.
  • See automatic regulatory updates in practice: Examine real examples of how digital systems adapt to framework changes - from quality statements being updated to new assessment questions being integrated - while teams continue working without disruption.
  • Assess your organisation's compliance infrastructure: Identify whether your current systems can evolve with regulatory change or if you're operating with approaches that will require increasingly expensive manual rework as CQC continues refining its methodology.

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