Who’s Involved in Monitoring Quality — And Why That Matters in Tenders

Too many tenders say, “The Registered Manager monitors quality.” That’s fine — but it’s not enough. Good systems are shared, embedded, and visible across your whole service.


👥 Spread Ownership

Commissioners want to know:

  • Do team leaders carry out audits?
  • Do support staff complete daily checklists?
  • Do people who use the service get asked about quality?

When everyone’s involved, your system becomes more resilient.


📅 Show Regularity and Review

Good answers describe who does what and when:

  • “Each team completes a weekly service review checklist, signed off by the Manager.”
  • “Quarterly audits are carried out by the Quality Lead and shared with the Board.”

This shows structure and accountability.


📢 Empower Your Staff

When monitoring is seen as everyone’s job, culture improves. In your bid, show:

  • Training on audit tools
  • Supervision sessions reviewing quality data
  • Staff suggestions used to improve practice

Written by Mike Harrison, Founder of Impact Guru Ltd — specialists in bid writing and strategy for social care providers

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