The Outstanding Society (OS) at Care Show London, April 2026
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The Outstanding Society (OS) team are delighted to announce their final topics for the two days!
The OS team are once again excited to be hosting a series of informal panel discussions in the Learning Lounge, bringing together CQC representatives, Outstanding Society CIC directors, and other inspiring speakers (to be announced soon). Each session is built around the CQC key questions and quality statements, creating a relaxed space to explore what great practice really looks like in action. Rather than presentations, these conversations will focus on sharing learning, celebrating best practice, and hearing real examples from across health and social care. Whether you’re curious about what “good” looks like, aiming for “outstanding”, or simply keen to learn from others, the Learning Lounge is a chance to listen, reflect, ask questions and be part of a supportive community focused on quality, improvement and pride in practice. (see below)
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(Effective) Turning data into better lives: research and outcomes in social care Jo Wallace, CQC |
(Effective) Hot weather planning: the complications of planning or extreme conditions and emergencies Patricia Johnson, CQC |
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(Caring) Caring beyond compliance: how outstanding services empower people with dignity and choice Debbie Ho, CQC |
(Well-Led) Regulated, not restricted: innovation and risk Jo Wallace, CQC |
| (Responsive) Outstanding ways to manage complaints and incidents: a secret look in to the challenges we all face |
(Well - Led) From compliance to culture: what 'well-led' really means for nursing teams Patricia Johnson, CQC |
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(Safe) - Medicines management focus on complex medication and reporting Simon Hill, CQC |
(Caring) Compassionate and CLEAR care plans: all the BEST ideas for outstanding care/support records across domiciliary, residential and LD and autism Debbie Ho, CQC |
| (Safe) Hacked off: a live hack demonstration for the care sector |
(Well-Led) pride in care: delivering person-centred support for LGBQT+ communities Rob Assall, CQC |
| Followed by drinks reception - hosted by Ashfield |
Zoë Fry, Exec Director of Nursing, The OS
The OS is a Community Interest Company, free to all providers irrelevant of their rating. It is a platform to share and celebrate best practice, help others to improve and promote careers in Social Care. Please contact Sonia: info@theoutstandingsociety.co.uk for more information or follow the links below:
