How our Scheme works
CECOPS CIC is the body for overseeing and controlling the Code of Practice Scheme.
Organisations working with one of our Codes of Practice can register with the Scheme. Code of Practice registrants will be listed on our online register, and will be granted the right to display the appropriate certification marks. Registered Users will be required to self-monitor their compliance with the Code, although many organisations will choose to become Accredited Users which gives independent verification of the quality of their services.
The Code of Practice Scheme is administered and appropriately controlled by CECOPS to maintain its reputation as the quality indicator for the sector.
Code of Practice for Disability Equipment, Wheelchair and Seating Services
Code of Practice for Disability Equipment, Wheelchair and Seating Services.
This CECOPS official guide is essential reading for all commissioners, providers and clinical staff involved with these services.
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First ever International Code of Practice for Planning, Commissioning and Providing Technology Enabled Care Services!
If you are involved in planning, commissioning or providing Technology Enabled Care Services (TECS) e.g. telecare, telehealth, digital health, then this Code is for you.
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“HSE recognises the need for guidance, and welcomes the code of practice…The code will help organisations who commission or provide community equipment make health and safety improvements in their businesses.”
Health and Safety Executive
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‘Independent task group driving digital health readiness’
A new independent group has been formed to drive forward the much needed digital health readiness agenda. This will be led by CECOPS CIC*, and supported by many experts in the digital health space. The formation of this group follows a webinar run by CECOPS ‘DIGITAL HEALTH READINESS, DURING & POST COVID-19 PANDEMIC’**. There was…
CECOPS Webinar (9th April 2020, 2pm-3.30pm): Hospital Discharge Arrangements
In the current COVID-19 pandemic it is important to free up as many hospital beds as possible by safely discharging people back into their home or another suitable place within the community. Hospital discharges are complex, and require good co-ordination between hospital and community staff to arrange clinical assessments, equipment deliveries, care packages etc. The…
AJM Healthcare gains CECOPS Corporate Accreditation for its Community Equipment and Integrated Wheelchair Services, nationwide!
AJM Healthcare has gained the highly regarded CECOPS Corporate Accreditation for its Community Equipment, Integrated Wheelchair Services and Approved Repairer Services. AJM is a growing organisation providing 20+ services nationwide. AJM delivers a range of mobility equipment solutions to the NHS, Local Authority partners and individuals across the UK, providing good quality, outcome-led services in…
