CHC Nurses Agency Network: Training, Events & Support

CHC Nurses Agency Network supports CHC and agency nurses across the UK with specialist NHS Continuing Healthcare training, CQC‑focused consultancy, peer networking and CPD events. Access evidence‑based CHC courses, pre‑CQC readiness reviews, complex care and LD support, plus a confidential professional community. Join to enhance compliance, strengthen clinical practice and build your CHC nursing career.





CHC Nurses Agency Network: Specialist CHC Training, Consultancy & Peer Support for Nurses


CHC Nurses Agency Network: Specialist CHC Training, Consultancy & Peer Support for Nurses

Supporting CHC Nurses, Agency Nurses & Healthcare Providers Across the UK

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a UK-wide community and consultancy dedicated to nurses working in NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC), agency nursing and complex care settings.
We combine expert CHC training, consultancy for providers, and a strong peer-support network to help nurses deliver safe, compliant and person-centred care.

Only another nurse truly understands the pressures, responsibility and emotional demands of nursing work.
Our network gives CHC and agency nurses a safe, professional space to connect, learn, share challenges and build their careers with confidence.

Comprehensive CHC Training for Agency & Continuing Healthcare Nurses

Evidence‑Based Training Focused on CHC, Compliance & Best Practice

Our healthcare training programmes are designed specifically for CHC nurses, agency nurses and healthcare teams working with complex needs.
We cover the full Continuing Healthcare pathway, from eligibility and assessments to reviews, appeals and person-centred care planning.

Each course is practical, up to date and aligned with current NHS Continuing Healthcare guidance, CQC expectations and best practice standards.
Training can be delivered online, in-person or blended, and tailored to the needs of providers, local authorities, case managers and nursing teams.

Specialist CHC & Nursing Training Topics Include

  • NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) eligibility, assessment and funding processes
  • Decision Support Tool (DST) completion and robust clinical rationales
  • Care planning and management for complex health needs
  • Safe transitions between acute, community and home care settings
  • Pre‑CQC inspection preparation for nurse-led and complex care services
  • Best practice in supporting people with Learning Disabilities (LD) and autism
  • Risk assessment, documentation and defensible record keeping
  • Person‑centred care, mental capacity and consent in CHC

Expert Consultancy for CHC Providers, Agencies & Complex Care Services

Improving Compliance, Quality & Outcomes in Continuing Healthcare

The CHC Nurses Agency Network provides healthcare consultancy to nursing agencies, care providers, case managers and commissioners involved in CHC and complex care.
We help organisations strengthen clinical governance, evidence compliance and improve the quality of care delivery.

Our experienced CHC nurse consultants carry out detailed pre‑CQC and quality assessments, review policies, identify gaps and co‑create practical improvement plans.
This proactive approach reduces risk, supports successful inspections and enhances outcomes for people with high and complex needs.

Key Areas of Consultancy Expertise

  • Pre‑CQC readiness assessments for agency and complex care services
  • Clinical policy, procedure and documentation review
  • Workforce skills analysis and staff training recommendations
  • Quality assurance, risk management and incident learning
  • Strengthening CHC assessments, DST quality and appeal preparation
  • Service development for complex care, LD and autism

A Professional CHC Nurse Network & Community

Peer Support, Networking & Shared Learning for CHC Nurses

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is more than a training and consultancy service – it is a thriving professional community.
We bring together over 500 CHC and agency nursing professionals in confidential, invite‑only social media groups where issues can be shared honestly 24/7/365.

Members connect with colleagues who truly understand the day‑to‑day demands of Continuing Healthcare, complex care and agency work.
Many nurses build long‑term friendships, share opportunities and gain support with clinical queries, career decisions and work–life balance.

What Our CHC Nurses Network Offers

  • Private, moderated social media groups exclusively for CHC and agency nurses
  • Safe space to discuss professional issues, dilemmas and best practice
  • Peer support for managing stress, workload and complex cases
  • Sharing of resources, templates, policies and clinical tools
  • Career development advice for CHC, case management and advanced roles

Events, Workshops & Continuous Professional Development (CPD)

Regular CHC‑Focused Events for Learning & Connection

We host a range of CHC‑related events, from webinars and workshops to in‑person meet‑ups and networking sessions.
These events give CHC nurses, agency nurses and healthcare managers the chance to stay up to date with policy changes, case law developments and practical strategies for complex care.

Events are designed to be interactive and solution‑focused, with real‑world case examples and time for questions and discussion.
Attendees leave with actionable learning, CPD evidence and new professional contacts across the CHC and complex care sector.

Why Join Our CHC Events?

  • Stay current with NHS Continuing Healthcare guidance and frameworks
  • Learn best practice in CHC assessments, care planning and reviews
  • Network with experienced CHC nurses, case managers and providers
  • Gain practical tools for documentation, risk management and appeals
  • Build CPD portfolios and strengthen your professional profile

Supporting Complex Care, Transitions & Learning Disabilities

Safe Transitions & Person‑Centred Complex Care

Transitions such as hospital discharge, step‑down to community or movement between providers require robust coordination and clear communication.
We support organisations and nurses to plan and deliver safe, person‑centred transitions that minimise risk and protect continuity of care.

Our consultants work alongside multidisciplinary teams to develop detailed, outcome‑focused care plans that respect each person’s wishes, dignity and independence.
This approach helps reduce avoidable readmissions, complaints and safeguarding concerns.

Specialist Support for People with Learning Disabilities (LD)

Many CHC‑funded individuals have Learning Disabilities or autism and require highly individualised support.
We help services to create accessible, person‑centred care plans and reasonable adjustments that promote safety, autonomy and quality of life.

Our network shares evidence‑based approaches for LD nursing, positive behaviour support and trauma‑informed care.
We aim to ensure that people with Learning Disabilities receive equitable, respectful and high‑quality healthcare in every setting.

Why Choose CHC Nurses Agency Network?

Led by Nurses, For Nurses & CHC Providers

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is built and led by experienced CHC and agency nurses who understand the realities of practice.
We combine frontline expertise with strong knowledge of CQC, NHS CHC frameworks and commissioning requirements.

For individual nurses, we offer community, learning and support; for organisations, we provide specialist training and consultancy that improves safety, compliance and care quality.
Our ethos is person‑centred, nurse‑led and grounded in practical solutions that work in real‑world services.

Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network

If you are a CHC nurse, agency nurse or healthcare provider working in Continuing Healthcare or complex care, the CHC Nurses Agency Network can support you.
Join our private network, attend our events, or speak with us about bespoke training and consultancy for your team or service.

To find out more or to request support, please contact us via our website or email and a member of our team will get back to you.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network? The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a UK‑wide community and consultancy supporting CHC and agency nurses with training, networking and professional support.
  2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Any nurse or nursing associate working in Continuing Healthcare, agency nursing or complex care can apply to join our private network.
  3. Do you offer training on NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC)? Yes, we provide specialist CHC training covering eligibility, assessments, DST completion, reviews and appeals.
  4. Can you help our organisation prepare for a CQC inspection? We offer pre‑CQC readiness assessments, documentation reviews and improvement plans tailored to your service.
  5. Are your events suitable for individual agency nurses? Yes, our webinars, workshops and meet‑ups are ideal for individual nurses seeking CPD, updates and networking.
  6. Is membership of the social media groups confidential? Our invite‑only groups are moderated, confidential spaces for professional discussion and peer support.
  7. Do you support services that work with Learning Disabilities (LD)? We provide training and consultancy on LD best practice, reasonable adjustments and person‑centred complex care.
  8. Can you provide bespoke training for our nursing team? Yes, we design and deliver customised training packages based on your service type, staff needs and regulatory requirements.
  9. Is your support available across the whole UK? We work with nurses and organisations across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, both online and in person where feasible.
  10. How do I get started with CHC Nurses Agency Network? Simply contact us through our website or email to enquire about membership, training or consultancy and we will guide you through the next steps.

The CHC Nurses Agency Network exists to help CHC and agency nurses feel supported, stay compliant and deliver excellent, person‑centred care.
Connect with us to build your expertise, grow your network and strengthen your practice in Continuing Healthcare.