SSSC seeking your opinions and views about registration

SSSC seeking your opinions and views about registration

The Scottish Social Services Council is carrying out research to help them understand and know their registrants better so they can help them use their registration in positive ways as well as identifying issues that need addressed.

The SSSC are getting in touch with registrants in a number of ways. So far some pilot events have been held in Dundee and some registrants have been asked to complete a survey. This is a long term project and SSSC will be developing products and changing how they communicate with workers along the way.

There is an opportunity for staff who are registered to complete a short anonymous survey. It would take around 5-10 minutes and is available online: Registration Research Project Survey 

The survey will be open until 15 September 2017.

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