CQC · England

CQC readiness & compliance timeline

How TriageNix is prepared for Care Quality Commission registration across the five key questions, and what we deliver every quarter to keep clinical governance strong once registered.

Overall readiness

82%across Safe, Effective, Caring, Responsive, Well-led
3 KLOEs evidence ready
2 KLOEs in progress

Clinical Leadership

A named human is legally responsible for the safety and governance of every AI-assisted decision.

Clinical Safety Officer

Mr Olatounde Kabirou Brice Bachabi

Registered Manager

Mrs Kafilat Abimbola Olanlege

Leadership proof materials

CSO & Registered Manager appointment evidence

Upload signed appointment letters, board minutes, DBS checks, professional registration, fit-and-proper-person declarations and CV evidence. These documents are bundled into the CQC evidence export pack for Well-led and Safe key questions.

CQC evidence · Safe & Well-led

Clinical leadership sign-offs on flagged AI triage decisions

Every flagged AI triage output is reviewed by the CSO or Registered Manager. Their sign-off notes are recorded in an immutable audit trail and surfaced here for CQC inspection.

Review queue

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Five key questions

Mapped to the CQC single assessment framework. Each badge links to evidence kept in the Safety Case and governance packs.

Open Safety Case
Evidence ready

Safe

Are people protected from avoidable harm?

Readiness92%
  • DCB0129 Clinical Safety Case per pathway with named CSO
  • Hazard log, risk controls and CCR review board
  • Red-flag escalation and safety-netting transcripts on every triage
  • Safety reporting system with 24-hour triage SLA
Evidence ready

Effective

Does care, treatment and support achieve good outcomes?

Readiness88%
  • Triage logic mapped to NICE CKS and NHS Pathways equivalents
  • Independent clinician sign-off on Clinical Change Requests
  • Outcome KPIs reviewed monthly by Clinical Governance Group
  • Continuous benchmarking against 111 audit dataset
In progress

Caring

Do staff involve and treat people with compassion, kindness, dignity and respect?

Readiness70%
  • Patient experience survey embedded in triage close-out
  • Accessible-information standard tone, language and reading-age controls
  • Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) panel forming
Evidence ready

Responsive

Do services meet people's needs?

Readiness85%
  • Pathway routing to ED, UTC, GP, pharmacy and self-care
  • Reasonable adjustments flag captured at registration
  • Multilingual triage with interpreter routing
  • Complaints and SAR tracker with statutory SLAs
In progress

Well-led

Is leadership, management and governance assuring high-quality care?

Readiness75%
  • Registered Manager and Nominated Individual identified
  • Board-level Clinical Safety Officer with quarterly reporting
  • Statement of Purpose, scheme of delegation and risk register
  • Annual quality account and DSPT submission

Compliance timeline

From registration application to ongoing quarterly assurance.

  1. Phase 1 · Months 0–2

    Registration foundations

    Complete
    • Statement of Purpose and regulated activities scoped
    • Registered Manager DBS, fit-and-proper interview & references
    • Provider information return (PIR) draft prepared
  2. Phase 2 · Months 2–4

    Clinical safety & IG evidence pack

    Complete
    • DCB0129 Clinical Safety Case signed by CSO
    • DPIA, ROPA and DSP Toolkit submission at 'Standards Met'
    • Cyber Essentials Plus certification renewed
  3. Phase 3 · Months 4–6

    CQC application & inspection prep

    In progress
    • CQC online application submitted with supporting policies
    • Mock inspection against single assessment framework
    • Staff competency matrix and training records audited
  4. Phase 4 · Month 6

    Registration decision

    Upcoming
    • Registration interview with Inspector
    • Conditions of registration agreed
    • Go-live readiness sign-off by board
  5. Ongoing · Quarterly · Annual

    Continuous compliance

    Upcoming
    • Quarterly Clinical Governance Group with safety case review
    • Annual DSPT, DPIA refresh and CCR effectiveness audit
    • Monthly KPI submission to commissioner; complaints and SI reporting within statutory windows

Ongoing governance responsibilities

Once registered, these are the duties the registered provider and manager carry out continuously, with audit trails maintained for inspection.

Notifications to CQC

Statutory notifications (Regulation 12, 16, 17, 18) submitted within required timescales, with a board-tracked register.

Duty of Candour

Regulation 20 procedure, scripts and template letters; mandatory training renewed annually for all clinical staff.

Safeguarding

Named safeguarding lead, Level 3 training across clinicians, and routing into local authority safeguarding hubs.

Workforce assurance

DBS, professional registration checks, mandatory training and supervision tracked in the workforce dashboard.

Need our CQC evidence pack or Statement of Purpose?

Available to commissioners and inspectors on request, alongside DSPT, DPIA and Clinical Safety Case.