Transforming CQC’s regulation of services for people with a learning disability and autistic people

“Too many people are still living in hospitals, for too long.  People are not getting the support they want to live lives of their choosing and fulfil their potential in the place they call home.

 What is CQCs role in making this change happen?  How can the regulator use its position to challenge the current situation and support improvement? What does Right Support, right care, right culture really mean in practice?”