CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE

Share principles to underpin inspection

Alan Wood proposes using practice leaders to provide peer challenges if you want to boost confidence in inspection

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By Alan Wood | 09 January 2015

The inspection of services that protect children is set to be a high profile issue again in 2015, the year of the General Election.

Whatever reservations there may be about the current arrangements, it remains the case that effective inspection can be a driver for improving services, but there are three key prerequisites:

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