Responsive KLOE explained
See how to showcase your service's flexibility, choice and continuity of care for every individual, and what CQC inspectors are looking for.
See how to showcase your service's flexibility, choice and continuity of care for every individual, and what CQC inspectors are looking for.
The key lines of enquiry (KLOE) are the tools that regulatory bodies such as the CQC use to assess adult social care services and to award a quality rating. One of the five main questions inspectors ask is, "Is your service responsive?" But what does the CQC mean by "responsive" and what does that imply for your service?
"Services meet people’s needs."
It’s a very short definition and responding to your service users’ needs is second nature. But the CQC would like to see just a little bit more for these KLOEs, including your service supporting flexibility, choice and continuity of care for every individual. You’ll be asked to evidence:
Our platform not only supports you in delivering responsive care, but also helps you evidence the care and services you provide. In the Care Office, you can easily access the complete audit trail for each individual client and the service as a whole. Moreover, our ‘Care Quality Indicators’ report highlights some key indicators, such as care plans completed, for the responsive KLOE in one simple overview [Pro and Group Plans only].
Other features that will make preparing for that responsive KLOE inspection a breeze include:
We've got a whole host of features that will help you provide outstanding care to your clients, including those tailored for care delivery, service efficiency and updating family and friends.
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