Oliver McGowan draft code of practice (easy read)

The law says that all health and care staff in services that are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) must get training on learning disability and autism, and the training should be right for the job they do.

The CQC is an organisation that checks the standard of health and social care services in England. Registered means the health and care services agree to be checked by the CQC.

The government recommends that staff get training called the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism.

We have written new guidance called a code of practice. It explains:

• what training staff need to get to follow the law
• what standards the training should follow
• why training is important

Until we decide on the final version of the guidance, it is called a 'draft'. We want to know what you think about the draft guidance to help us decide on the final version.

This consultation will close on 16 October 2023.

How to send us your answers

You can answer:

• for yourself
• for someone else
• for an organisation

Follow the 'Respond online' link in the 'Ways to respond' box below to tell us what you think about the draft code.

Or you can print and scan this document with your answers, then email it to [email protected].

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