Caroline Southgate, BSc (Hons) MCSP

Caroline is a source of energy and enthusiasm. If you asked her to help you solve a business or clinical problem, to come up with a positive take on your challenge, you can guarantee that her take on it will be novel, inspire you and set you off again feeling revitalised.

A strong business leader in the Home Care sector Caroline can offer you the support you need to excel in your business. To lead your team, to make life changes which will lead you to reach your goals.

Are you a physiotherapist who is utterly fed up in the NHS? Or have you started your private practice and hit a brick wall? Why are you limiting yourself to traditional roles in health? think broader with your incredible scope of practice… elderly care, running a team, earning a good living as a business owner… Physiotherapy is well suited to the social care market, Caroline can help you make sense of how to make it work for you.

Caroline would love to help you in your home care business, to be a force of positive change on the lives of those who need care and support to stay living well at home by developing links in the industry and integrating health with social care.


Your safe sounding board

 

Chair or board advisor

 

Short project or longer term plans

Hourly rate or pro bono advice - one hour conversation with no cost or obligation we can plan and make cost effective input to suit the project

 

Mentoring and business development

 

Highly focused 1:1 mentoring and advisory sessions giving you personal clarity for your role, your professional development or your business direction and strategy.

 

Mediation- difficult conversations

 

Dealing with difficult conversations in business. Working as a diplomatic, neutral host at meetings with your customers and their families when issues over care arise.


 

Consultancy

 

Business strategy for domicillary care companies. Advising on strategy, systems, training and all facets of your business to avoid mistakes and get to delivering an Outstanding level of care.

A trusted advocate in elderly care situations and an expert witness on elderly care.

 

News



Medications in home care

Home care Managers, do you lose sleep or feel burdened by the responsibility of medications for your clients?


Medicines Management Panel Discussion at the Care Show

and further Workshops

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Caroline was delighted to be invited to host a panel session at the Care show.

The panel consisted of Prof Julia Riley from the Marsden Hospital, Nice Fellow Juliette Milard from Newcross Healthcare,  Medicines implementation consultant from NICE,  Michelle Liddy and from Coventry and Warwickshire CCG Kathryn Smith, Care Home support pharmacist. A very prestigious panel indeed! 

The discussion around how we can keep people who have care in their own home safe and to help maximise their benefit from their medications was well received by an audience of home care managers. Everyone identified with the problems which can arise, be that at 9 at night with a carer in a home alone trying to make sense of medications which have been changed be a hospital appointment or when starting a new client in care and trying to establish which medications they take and when. 

The audience feedback included a request for more opportunity for managers to discuss these important issues. 


 Choose to Challenge

International Women’s Day 2025

Another IWD and another challenge - what will 2025 bring for you as a woman in the health and social care sectors.

Caroline is now a Trustee of the Jumbulance Trust a long standing charity founded by

wonderful Kathryn Salvesen over 30 years ago to provide accessible travel on our purpose built coach vehicles watch out for updates this year

Caroline is Board member of the Homecare Association.

Don’t miss….

 

Watch again Caroline chairing a very exciting panel for the #careuncut Co-Produce Care event opening up the very important discussion of ‘Management Of Medicines In The Community’.

New ebook:

‘Cooking For Carers : A guide for professional care workers cooking for elderly people’