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The CSCI copyright protected material may be reproduced free of charge in any format or medium for research, private study or for internal circulation within an organisation.

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Re-use of information

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For further information on re-using CSCI information please contact us.

Care Services Directory

CSCI does not currently supply automatic data feeds of data from the care services directory. Data can be supplied in excel format - please contact us.

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Audio content may be re-used without permission by the media for radio broadcasts and websites.

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Endorsements from CSCI

The Commission for Social Care Inspection is the registration authority for adult social care in England and is responsible for encouraging improvement in the quality of social care services for the benefit of people who use services. The Commission's work does not extend to the endorsement of commercially available products or services.