Provider Zone

This information is for all providers of adult social care across the county

This website includes a wide range of information, guidance and resources.

Alerts and updates

In this section you will find the latest updates and information on events, guidance and training.
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Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)

This section brings together resources and information around Infection Prevention and Control. You can get information on IPC guidelines, training and resources, including sections on PPE and COVID-19
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Support for services in care delivery

This section covers areas where queries often arise: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Infection, Prevention and Control (IPC), medicines management, clinical support, workforce and recruitment and training.
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Management and strategic support

This section is designed to be a resource for managers and includes links to key guidance documents and sources of advice for business funding and support. There is advice on media and communications during COVID-19 as well as some suggested key contacts.
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Supporting customers

This section offers resources for adult social care providers who require information about supporting key client groups during the pandemic.
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Business as usual

This section gives advice and support which is not related specifically to the pandemic. There are sections for care at home and care homes, information on Carewise care funding scheme, a range of 'Top Tips' for frequently asked questions, and a page for emergency management.

West Sussex County Council Market Position Statement

Our Market Position Statement provides an overview of the local care and support market to help providers and customers better understand current and future need and demand. There are several sections to this MPS, each focusing on a specific part of the local care market.
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