Different types of legislation, policies, standards and code of practices that would have influenced the social care provision

The accountability to professional bodies and line managers involves; General Social Care Council/Health and Care Professions Council, Nursing and Midwifery Council, Care Quality Commission and BACP. Every health and social care organisation would be registered with a professional body .This will make care workers feel more responsible for what they do as they are accountable for it as it will make staff work to their best limit also it would help to reduce the rate of abuse because of CQC that’s involved also staff might be scared of their named being removed and the organization closing down.

National Minimum Standards 2000: The National Minimum Standards is  related to the Care Standards Act which brings it together as one Act, moreover The National Minimum Standards covers a wide range of different Service providers within the Health and social care sector these include nursing homes children’s Homes . The National Care Standards Commission (NCSC) used the National Minimum Standards to make sure that the health providers and carers are offering the right support. People who break this law would face losing job or imprisonment. ‘The regulations and standards are published in accordance with the
Care Standards Act 2000 and are issued for a range of health service providers, including Children's Homes ,Fostering Services ,Boarding Schools ,Care Homes for Adults ,Domiciliary Care ,Residential Special Schools ,Care Homes for Older People. it ensures that care worker is CRB checked as it will help to minimise any risks of abuse which could take place in the setting, Care workers would face consequences if they fail to provide the best quality of care and this will influence the social care provision as they would not be able to work in a health and social setting again. If any organisation is not meeting the National Minimum Standard then it would be closed down. Care workers would have to maintain confidentially by making sure service users problems are not discussed to anybody such as family and friends likewise putting any private and confidential information away and safe. This is important as it can help to build trust and strong relationship between staff and service uses.

The Essential Standards make sure that professionals are meeting the correct standards which are required from them. Care workers must treat people with respect involved in discussions about their care and treatment and able to influence how the service is run.The care that would be provided by professionals should be meeting the essential standards of quality and safety to prevent the risk of any harm and avoiding setting from getting closed down. It will help to protect the organisation and service user as care worker will work to their best knowledge and avoid any risk as they are registered and it can be checked regularly if

anything’s occurred in the setting. it would ensure that the public or individuals are getting the expected services that are meeting the essential standards and quality of care given care workers will achieve this by making sure service user are  respected no matter what for example not dignity making sure service users are not explode either by changing clothing and not closing doors, protection their individual rights as it is part of good quality of care in the setting if this is not followed care setting could get closed down.

The Essential Standards of Quality and Safety are borne from the Health and Social Care Act 2008. According to the NHS online, The Essential Standards are focused on outcomes rather than systems and processes, and they place the views and experiences of people who use our services at the centre of compliance and regulation.

HCPC: They keep a  of professionals who meet that standard to help improve and let people know how well there is doing however HCPC will  on our Register do not meet our standards. The HCPC influences the social care as it registers different professionals therefore ensures that they provide good care. The HCPC can improve care provisions as the professionals will have to do their best and give good quality care because there will be aware of the consequence if it’s not done properly. It will help to improve care provision as professional will have to be fully trained which will give them the knowledge and keep professionals updated. It ensures that the public is receiving the best standard of care by the social workers for example if a family member made a complaint about bad practice then HCPC will take further investigation and analyse the situation and give the right disciplinary to the social worker them being put off the Register or close down the organisation that social worker works for. It would help to reduce the risk of abuse and bad practice however HCPC will then develops and monitors strategy and policies in order to keep up to date with new legislation to help improve the organisation and setting. The HCPC is in many forms such as pocket sized booklet for the care staff, it is also available in different format for the clients. The booklet can be in different forms of communication in order for the clients to be able to understand the information. HCPC keep a  of professionals who meet that standard to help improve and let people know how well there are doing however HCPC will  on Register do not meet the standards.