CHC Nurses Agency Network: Training, Events & Support

CHC Nurses Agency Network connects UK agency nurses working in Continuing Healthcare with specialist CHC training, events and expert support. Access CHC and community DoLS education, CQC consultancy, peer mentoring and 24/7 private online groups. Build confidence with complex cases, stay compliant with NHS and CQC standards, and grow your CHC nursing career through regular workshops, webinars and networking.

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CHC Nurses Agency Network | Continuing Healthcare Training, Community & Consultancy for Agency Nurses UK


CHC Nurses Agency Network – Specialist Continuing Healthcare Support for Agency Nurses

A Professional Network for CHC Agency Nurses Across the UK

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a dedicated professional community for agency nurses working in Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and community-based settings across the UK.

We combine expert healthcare training, CHC consultancy, and a supportive peer network to help agency nurses deliver safer, compliant, and person-centred care – while developing their careers and avoiding burnout.

What Is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a relaxed yet highly professional space where CHC-experienced agency nurses can connect, learn, and grow together.

Our private, invite-only online groups and regular events bring together a core network of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals who share advice, discuss complex cases, and support one another 24-7-365.

As every nurse knows, only another nurse truly understands the realities of nursing – the workload, the emotional challenges, and the pressure to get complex CHC decisions right first time.

Within our community, many nurses not only build valuable professional connections but also develop lifelong friendships and mentoring relationships that support them throughout their careers.

Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

  • Access a trusted community of experienced CHC agency nurses across the UK.
  • Receive support, guidance, and practical tips on CHC assessments, community DoLS, and complex cases.
  • Stay up to date with NHS Continuing Healthcare policy changes, best practice, and regulatory expectations.
  • Attend regular online and in-person events to share learning and build your professional profile.
  • Develop your career in CHC nursing with targeted training and consultancy-led insights.

We welcome new members into our private social media groups and events, where professional issues are discussed confidentially, respectfully, and with clinical insight that only fellow CHC nurses can offer.


Our Core Services for CHC Agency Nurses & Healthcare Organisations

1. Specialist Healthcare Training for CHC & Community Nurses

We provide specialist training programmes designed for agency nurses working within Continuing Healthcare, community care, and complex needs settings.

Our courses are designed to build clinical confidence, improve regulatory understanding, and strengthen practical skills that directly impact patient outcomes and compliance.

CHC + Community DoLS Application Process Training

Our tailored training on the CHC and Community Deprivation of Liberty (DoLS) application process equips nurses with clear, step-by-step knowledge of:

  • CHC assessment frameworks and national tools.
  • Eligibility criteria and evidence-based decision making.
  • Funding pathways and multidisciplinary team (MDT) responsibilities.
  • Community DoLS applications and legal safeguards.

Training is delivered by experienced CHC practitioners and consultants who understand current NHS, local authority, and regulatory standards.

Workshops, Events & CHC-Related Education

The CHC Nurses Agency Network runs regular workshops, webinars, and networking events focused on:

  • Latest CHC policy updates and guidance.
  • Complex case discussions and best practice sharing.
  • Community-based care planning and risk management.
  • Nurse wellbeing, boundaries, and resilience in agency work.

These events keep CHC professionals informed, connected, and confident in managing complex community care and funding processes.

2. Healthcare Consultancy & CQC Support

In addition to supporting individual nurses, we work closely with care providers, CHC teams, and agencies who want to improve standards and compliance in community-based care.

CQC & Regulatory Consultancy

We help organisations navigate the complexities of CQC regulation, CHC processes, and wider governance requirements across community and residential settings.

Our consultancy can support with:

  • Pre-CQC assessments and mock inspections.
  • Policy and procedure review for CHC and community care.
  • Quality improvement plans and action tracking.
  • Staff training needs analysis and targeted upskilling.

Our aim is to support safer, more compliant care pathways that reflect person-centred values and robust clinical oversight.

3. Support with Transitions in Healthcare

Transitions between care settings – such as hospital to home, home to care home, or step-down facilities – are high-risk points for patients and providers.

The CHC Nurses Agency Network supports nurses and organisations to:

  • Plan and coordinate safe discharges and transitions.
  • Ensure continuity of care through clear documentation and communication.
  • Reduce avoidable readmissions and safeguarding concerns.
  • Align transition plans with CHC funding and legal frameworks.

Our network provides real-world examples, shared tools, and peer support to manage challenging transitions effectively.

4. Learning Disabilities (LD) Care & Support Planning

Many of our nurses specialise in Learning Disabilities (LD), complex needs, and behaviours that challenge, particularly within CHC and community settings.

Through shared expertise, consultancy and training, we support:

  • Development of person-centred LD care and support plans.
  • Risk assessments that balance safety, rights, and independence.
  • Best interest decision making and legal frameworks (MCA, DoLS / LPS).
  • Multidisciplinary working with families, therapists, and social care.

Our approach prioritises dignity, autonomy, and quality of life while meeting clinical and regulatory expectations.


Professional Case Management & Person-Centred Coordination

Person-Centred Care Coordination in CHC

Many nurses within the CHC Nurses Agency Network are experienced in case management and care coordination for individuals with complex health and social care needs.

This expertise helps ensure that care plans are:

  • Holistic – addressing physical, emotional, and social needs.
  • Evidence-based – linked to clear assessment data and risk management.
  • Outcome-focused – supporting independence, safety, and wellbeing.
  • Legally robust – compliant with CHC, CQC, and safeguarding frameworks.

Supporting Healthcare Teams & Providers

We collaborate with healthcare teams, agencies, and providers to improve:

  • Care planning for CHC-funded and complex patients.
  • Use of resources, including staffing skill-mix and deployment.
  • Clinical governance and documentation standards.
  • Team confidence around CHC, community DoLS, and LD support.

By tapping into our experienced network, organisations gain access to specialist CHC knowledge and peer-derived solutions that are grounded in real clinical practice.


A Supportive Community for Agency Nurses

Private Social Media Groups & 24-7 Peer Support

At the heart of the CHC Nurses Agency Network are our confidential, invite-only online groups, where over 500 CHC agency nurses share:

  • Clinical questions and case reflections.
  • Updates on CHC policies and local practices.
  • Career opportunities, mentoring, and support.
  • Wellbeing check-ins, encouragement, and mutual understanding.

These groups are active 24-7-365, meaning you are never alone when facing complex decisions, difficult shifts, or professional uncertainty.

Regular Networking Events & Meet-Ups

We run regular online and in-person events to bring our community together, from educational sessions and Q&A panels to informal social gatherings.

Many nurses in our network build long-term friendships and supportive professional relationships that follow them throughout their CHC careers.


Why Healthcare Organisations Partner with the CHC Nurses Agency Network

Experienced & Knowledgeable CHC Professionals

Our network brings together nurses with extensive Continuing Healthcare, community nursing, and regulatory experience, including CQC, CHC panels, and complex case management.

This collective expertise enables us to offer practical, current, and realistic support to both individual nurses and care providers.

Person-Centred, Community-Focused Approach

We champion person-centred care in every training session, consultancy project, and discussion thread within our community.

Our focus is always on real-world practice – making sure that policies, procedures, and funding decisions translate into compassionate, safe, and effective care in people’s homes and community settings.

Compliance, Quality & Continuous Improvement

From CQC readiness to CHC documentation, our network and consultancy support organisations to build cultures of continuous learning and improvement.

We work collaboratively to reduce inspection stress, strengthen governance, and ensure that teams are confident in meeting regulatory and commissioning expectations.


Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network

If you are an agency nurse working in Continuing Healthcare or a provider delivering CHC-funded care, the CHC Nurses Agency Network is here to support you.

Join us to:

  • Connect with a trusted professional community of CHC nurses.
  • Access specialist training and education on CHC and community DoLS.
  • Receive consultancy and guidance on CQC, governance, and complex cases.
  • Build confidence, competence, and resilience in your nursing practice.

Contact us today via our website or social media to discuss membership, upcoming events, or how we can support your organisation with CHC training and consultancy.


Frequently Asked Questions – CHC Nurses Agency Network

  1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a UK-wide professional community offering training, consultancy, and peer support for agency nurses working in Continuing Healthcare and community settings.
  2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    Our network is open to agency nurses and CHC-experienced registered nurses who work in or have a strong interest in Continuing Healthcare, community nursing, and complex care.
  3. Do you provide CHC training for individual nurses?
    Yes, we offer specialist CHC and community DoLS training designed specifically for nurses who want to deepen their knowledge and confidence in these areas.
  4. Can you support healthcare organisations with CQC and CHC compliance?
    Yes, we provide consultancy to care providers and agencies on CQC readiness, governance, CHC processes, documentation, and quality improvement.
  5. How do your private social media groups work?
    Our invite-only groups connect over 500 CHC agency nurses who share professional issues, advice, and support in a confidential, moderated environment 24-7-365.
  6. Do you run events and workshops?
    We run regular online and in-person events, including educational workshops, policy updates, case discussions, and informal networking sessions.
  7. Is the CHC Nurses Agency Network only for UK nurses?
    Yes, our content, guidance, and networking are focused on UK Continuing Healthcare, NHS practice, and CQC regulatory frameworks.
  8. Do you help with Learning Disabilities and complex care planning?
    Yes, many of our members are experienced in LD and complex care, and we share best practice, templates, and consultancy support for LD care and support planning.
  9. How can I join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    You can request to join via our website or social media, and once accepted you’ll gain access to our private groups, training updates, and event invitations.
  10. Why should I work with or join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?
    By joining, you gain access to a highly experienced CHC community, targeted training, and supportive peers who help you deliver safer, more confident, and compliant care.



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