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CQC - inspection and reports

BDJ In Practice volume 37, page 25 (2024)Cite this article

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For dentistry, the CQC inspection programme usually works on a 10-year cycle. Following an inspection, the CQC aims to publish its report within 50 days. Around 10-12% of inspected practices are found to breach one of the regulatory requirements and need to take corrective action. However, even when regulatory requirements have been met, reports usually include suggestions for improvement.

If a practice visit is arranged to assess your compliance in meeting the requirements for registration with the CQC, an inspector will gather information from various sources:

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    British Dental Association. CQC - inspection and reports. BDJ In Pract 37, 25 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41404-023-2261-x

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