CHC Nurses Agency Network: Training, Events & Support

CHC Nurses Agency Network offers specialist Continuing Healthcare (CHC) training, consultancy, events and peer support for agency nurses and providers across the UK. Build confidence in CHC eligibility, DoLS/LPS, care planning, CQC compliance and complex case management. Join a private community of 500+ CHC nurses, access webinars, workshops and resources, and get expert guidance to deliver safe, person‑centred, compliant care.

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CHC Nurses Agency Network: Specialist CHC Training, Support & Community for Agency Nurses



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

A Dedicated Network for Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Agency Nurses in the UK

The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a specialist community and consultancy service designed for nurses and healthcare providers working in NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and community care settings across the UK.

We combine expert CHC training, regulatory consultancy, and peer-to-peer support to help agency nurses, nurse assessors, case managers, and providers deliver safe, compliant, and person‑centred care.

Alongside our formal services, we host an active professional network of around 500 CHC agency nursing professionals who connect daily through confidential, invite‑only social media groups, events, and workshops.

Specialist CHC Training for Agency Nurses & Healthcare Providers

Continuing Healthcare (CHC) Eligibility, Assessments & Funding

Our CHC training programmes are tailored to agency nurses, CHC assessors, case managers and provider organisations who need a strong, practical understanding of the NHS Continuing Healthcare National Framework.

Courses cover CHC eligibility criteria, checklist and DST (Decision Support Tool) completion, multidisciplinary team (MDT) processes, and funding pathways, ensuring you can confidently manage CHC cases from referral to panel decision.

Training is delivered by experienced CHC practitioners who blend clear theory with real case examples so that you can apply learning immediately in assessments, reviews, and care planning.

Care Planning & Documentation for CHC and Community Care

We provide focused training on care planning, risk assessments, and clinical documentation to meet CHC, CQC and commissioning requirements.

Participants learn how to produce clear, defensible records that support CHC eligibility decisions, reduce the risk of disputes or appeals, and evidence safe, person‑centred care across domiciliary and residential settings.

Training on Community DoLS, Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) & Safeguarding

Our training covers Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS), the transition to Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS), and wider safeguarding responsibilities within community and CHC-funded care.

Nurses learn how to recognise when restrictions may amount to a deprivation of liberty, how to escalate appropriately, and how to work within legal and ethical frameworks to protect the rights and wellbeing of the people they support.

Expert Consultancy for CHC Providers & Healthcare Organisations

Pre‑CQC Assessments & Compliance Support

The CHC Nurses Agency Network offers pre‑CQC assessment and compliance consultancy to help agencies, care homes and community providers prepare confidently for CQC inspections.

Our nurse consultants review your policies, clinical records, governance systems and staff competencies against CQC standards, then provide clear, actionable recommendations to improve quality, safety, and regulatory compliance.

CHC Process Improvement & Service Development

We work with organisations and commissioners to streamline CHC pathways, strengthen assessment and review processes, and develop robust standard operating procedures that align with the National Framework.

Our consultancy helps you reduce delays, improve decision‑making consistency, and enhance the experience of patients, families and partner providers.

Transitions in Care: Hospital Discharge, Step‑Down & Community Support

Managing safe transitions between hospital, step‑down units, care homes and home care is central to high‑quality Continuing Healthcare.

Our team supports providers and nurses to create co‑ordinated discharge plans, maintain continuity of care, and minimise avoidable readmissions by ensuring clear communication and timely CHC decision‑making.

Person‑Centred Support for Learning Disabilities & Complex Needs

Specialist CHC Support for Learning Disabilities (LD) & Autism

Many CHC‑funded individuals live with learning disabilities, autism, and complex behavioural needs, and require highly personalised support.

We help nurses and providers develop person‑centred care and support plans that prioritise choice, dignity, communication, and positive risk‑taking while remaining aligned with CHC, safeguarding and mental capacity requirements.

Risk Management, Positive Behaviour Support & Wellbeing

Our approach balances clinical safety with the person’s emotional wellbeing and independence, using evidence‑based strategies such as Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and comprehensive risk management.

We assist teams to review and update plans regularly so that support remains responsive to changing needs, preferences, and outcomes.

A Thriving Professional Network for CHC Agency Nurses

Private, Supportive Community for CHC Agency Nurses

At the heart of the CHC Nurses Agency Network is our vibrant community of around 500 CHC agency nurses connecting through confidential, invite‑only social media groups.

Members openly share professional issues, clinical queries, policy updates, job opportunities and peer support 24/7/365, in a space where everyone understands the realities and pressures of CHC and agency work.

Events, Meet‑Ups & Networking Opportunities

We run regular online and in‑person events including webinars, case discussion sessions, workshops and informal meet‑ups to help CHC nurses build their knowledge and professional networks.

Many of our members form long‑term friendships and mentoring relationships, staying in touch and supporting each other over years and across different roles and contracts.

Professional Development & Career Support

Through the Network, agency nurses gain access to career advice, clinical supervision opportunities, interview tips and insights into CHC roles within ICBs, local authorities, and independent providers.

We actively signpost members to relevant courses, vacancies, and leadership pathways to help them progress in their CHC and community nursing careers.

CHC Case Management & Complex Case Support

Co‑ordinated Case Management for CHC‑Funded Individuals

Our experienced CHC nurses provide case management support for individuals with complex health and social care needs who are eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare or joint funding.

We work with patients, families, providers and commissioners to co‑ordinate multidisciplinary input, ensure care packages remain safe and sustainable, and support reviews, appeals and reassessments where needed.

Regulatory Compliance & Best Practice in Case Management

Every case is handled in line with current CHC National Framework guidance, safeguarding legislation, Mental Capacity Act and data protection requirements.

Our team promotes best practice in assessment, documentation, escalation and decision‑making, helping organisations reduce risk while improving outcomes for people and families.

Resources, Policy Updates & Knowledge Sharing

Regular CHC Policy Updates & Practical Guidance

The CHC landscape changes frequently; we keep our network informed with updates on the CHC National Framework, ICB guidance, LPS implementation, and CQC expectations.

Members receive practical resources, templates and checklists to help them apply new guidance in day‑to‑day practice and remain compliant.

Workshops, Webinars & Best Practice Forums

We host regular CHC‑focused workshops and webinars where expert speakers share insights on topics such as complex assessments, challenging behaviour, dispute resolution and ethical decision‑making.

These sessions give nurses and organisations the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from peers working across different CHC and community settings.

Why Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network?

  • Specialist CHC Expertise: Learn from experienced CHC nurses and consultants with in‑depth knowledge of the UK National Framework and community care.
  • Supportive Community: Connect with a private network of around 500 CHC agency nurses who understand the realities of your work.
  • Targeted Training: Access practical CHC, DoLS/LPS and care planning training tailored to agency nurses and provider organisations.
  • Compliance & Quality Focus: Receive guidance that helps you meet and exceed CQC standards, safeguarding requirements and commissioning expectations.
  • Career Development: Use our events, resources and peer contacts to grow your confidence, competence and career opportunities in CHC.
  • Flexible Support: Choose from consultancy, case management, workshops or community membership depending on your needs.
  • 24/7 Professional Dialogue: Engage in continuous discussion, problem‑solving and peer support through our invite‑only social media groups.

Join the CHC Nurses Agency Network

If you are an agency nurse, CHC assessor, case manager, or provider organisation looking for specialist CHC training, consultancy, or a supportive professional community, the CHC Nurses Agency Network is here to help.

Join our network to expand your knowledge, strengthen your practice, and connect with colleagues who truly understand the demands of CHC and community nursing.

Get in touch today to enquire about membership, training, consultancy or case support, and start benefiting from a focused, knowledgeable CHC community.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. What is the CHC Nurses Agency Network? The CHC Nurses Agency Network is a specialist UK community and consultancy service for nurses and providers working in NHS Continuing Healthcare and community care.
  2. Who can join the CHC Nurses Agency Network? Agency nurses, CHC assessors, case managers, clinical leads and healthcare providers involved in CHC or community‑based care can join.
  3. Do you offer CHC training for individual nurses? Yes, we provide CHC training workshops and webinars suitable for individual agency nurses as well as teams and organisations.
  4. Can you help providers prepare for CQC inspections? Yes, we offer pre‑CQC assessments, documentation reviews and compliance advice tailored to CHC and community services.
  5. How does the private social media network work? Members are invited into confidential, moderated groups where they can share professional issues, resources and peer support 24/7.
  6. Do you support learning disability and autism CHC cases? Yes, we specialise in person‑centred planning and risk management for people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs.
  7. What type of events do you run? We run webinars, workshops, case discussion forums and informal networking events focused on CHC practice, policy and career development.
  8. Can organisations commission you for consultancy or case management? Yes, provider organisations, ICBs and agencies can commission us for CHC consultancy, pathway review and complex case support.
  9. Is the network only for nurses in a particular region? No, we welcome CHC and community nurses from across England and the wider UK.
  10. How do I contact the CHC Nurses Agency Network? You can contact us via our website or enquiry channels to discuss membership, training, consultancy or case support options.



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