National Social Care Review Webinar – 1 March

National Social Care Review Webinar – 1 March

We are delighted to welcome back Derek Feeley for another webinar following the publication of the Independent Review of Adult Social Care report.

This webinar will take place on Monday 1 March, 3:00 – 4:00 PM and is strictly for Scottish Care members only.

During this webinar session, Mr Feeley will present the findings from this report and members will get the opportunity to ask any questions they might have.

Please note that this webinar session will be in a meeting format, this is to allow members to interact and speak with Mr Feeley. The meeting format means that there are limited spaces, so please register for this session.

The registration link is available on the Members Area of this website. If you have any issues accessing this area, please contact [email protected].

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