2nd & 3rd November 2026
Forest of Arden Hotel, Birmingham
TBC June 2026
Radisson Hotel & Conference Centre London Heathrow
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Care Sector Hub: News, ideas & insights for care professionals

If you have an interest in health and social care, then we’re pretty sure you’ll be interested in Care Sector Hub. This useful resource shares news, ideas and insight with professionals in all settings to assist in delivering high quality care. The website also showcases products and services that further contribute to compliance and quality standards.    […]

HEALTH & SAFETY MONTH: Supporting home staff to deliver safe care under strain

Across the UK’s care sector, health and safety is increasingly shaped not just by policies or premises, but by workforce conditions. Many care homes are operating under sustained staffing pressure, with high vacancy rates, increasing dependency needs, and continued reliance on agency support. The result is a growing safety risk: when staff are stretched, incidents […]

Care Home Risk Management Software: Can Digital Tools Support Safer Care Homes?

Health and safety in nursing homes has always depended on strong leadership, consistent practice and a well-trained workforce. But care home risk management software is playing an increasingly important role in supporting safer environments: not as a replacement for human judgement, but as a way to strengthen oversight, reduce risk and improve responsiveness in complex […]

DHSC launches free ‘Get Adult Social Care Data’ platform for CQC-registered providers

A new DHSC-backed digital service is opening up local adult social care insights for CQC-registered providers in England, giving care home operators quicker access to the kind of market intelligence that’s often time-consuming (or costly) to pull together. Get Adult Social Care Data (GASCD) is a free platform developed with input from providers, designed to […]

INFECTION CONTROL MONTH: How layout, materials and cleaning protocols reduce transmission risk

Infection control in care homes will always depend on good training and consistent practice. Senior leaders at the Care Forum are placing increasing focus on a factor that is often overlooked: the built environment. Layout, materials and cleaning protocols can either support infection prevention, or quietly undermine it every day… With respiratory illness, norovirus outbreaks […]

The Care Forum: Meaningful conversations, key insights and vital meetings

Why do so many decision makers find the Care Forum such a valuable use of their time? Quite simply the Forum is built to give you meaningful conversations, key insights and vital meetings with suppliers, all tailored to the challenges and opportunities of the care sector. Monday 8th & Tuesday 9th June Radisson Hotel & […]

Effective Infection Prevention and Control in a Care Home: From Policy to Practice

Effective infection prevention and control in a care home is no longer defined by written policies alone. UK care homes already operate within robust, well-documented frameworks aligned with national guidance, but the real challenge for senior leaders lies in ensuring these standards are consistently applied across every shift, role, and setting. This gap between policy […]

Skin cream fire risks highlighted in new campaign

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) have urged the public and healthcare professionals to be aware of fire risks linked to emollient skin creams. Millions of people use emollient creams to relieve dry or itchy skin during winter. While the creams themselves are not flammable, residue […]