Profile for treatment provision

EATA aims to raise awareness of the needs and concerns of the treatment sector with policy makers and other opinion leaders. Through our extensive networks within the treatment sector we are able to respond quickly and effectively to consultations, feedback to our members and address emerging issues. We maintain close relationships with government departments and other bodies that impact on the sector, and regularly represents its views to policymakers and senior officials.

Consultation on draft regulations for the registration of health and adult social care providers
The Department of Health has launched a consultation on the wording of the draft regulations on the scope of registration and registration requirements that it is planning to set before Parliament this year under the Health and Social Care Act 2008. This consultation will be of interest to anyone providing or working in health and adult social care, and to patients and people using these services, who are interested in how the reforms are going to improve these services. The consultation also seeks views on a number of other policy proposals that will support the registration framework. 

Earlier this year, EATA submitted comments on behalf of members to a consultation on the framework for the registration of health and adult social care providers which has been read and responded to by government. The government's response is contained within the consultation document on the draft regulations.   
EATA is planning to submit further comments about the draft regulations to the Department of Health and would like to hear from members about their concerns. Email them to us.
Expiry:    Monday 20 May.