ComplyPlus™ Presents: Navigating Health and Social Care Compliance
ComplyPlus™ Presents: Navigating Health and Social Care Compliance
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Join Dr Richard Dune, and COO, Lewis Normoyle, as they share how MTG evolved from a healthcare recruitment agency into a leader in compliance solutions.
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The podcast focuses on compliance solutions, health and social care innovations, and business resilience, with episodes covering topics like the evolution of compliance tools in healthcare, the impact of current events on the sector, and strategies for navigating regulatory changes.

Join Dr Richard Dune, and COO, Lewis Normoyle, as they share how MTG evolved from a healthcare recruitment agency into a leader in compliance solutions.
In this episode of ComplyPlus™ Presents, Dr Richard Dune is joined by Amanda to explore why moving and assisting people safely is about much more than ticking a training box. Drawing on Amanda’s experience as a registered nurse, care manager, and moving and handling trainer, they discuss why poor techniques become normalised, why staff safety matters, and why training needs to reflect the people, equipment, and real risks staff face every day.
They also look at the Train the Trainer model, including why organisations must choose the right people, why practical experience matters, and why confidence alone is not enough. Whether you are a registered manager, trainer, quality lead, or care provider, this episode will help you think more carefully about safer moving and assisting practice and the systems needed to support it.

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