The impact of corporate governance on organizational effectiveness in health and social care organizations

This research study experimentally investigated the impact of corporate governance on organizational effectiveness in health and social care Organizations. The thesis can certainly be considered as a reflection of the great compassion and empathy that the researcher has developed towards social care services and wellbeing of vulnerable residents within our community. The researcher has studied health and social care transition from 2015 to 2021 with England, United Kingdom.The research has had a clear vision about how this research can design, develop, and test the health and social care framework in social care services, England. Since February 2020 it has been quite impossible to develop this research due to the nature of data collection from social care and due to Covid 19 Pandemic. The researcher has developed this study, most particularly arranging meetings with directors, managers, social workers, frontline workers, stake holders via participant observation and via seeking their permission for interviews.An interview and observation questionnaire has been developed to identify key issues in the group's governance and compliance. However, the only option to complete data collection is to arrange a telephone interview and participant observation. And in line with the new Data protection act 2018, research has identified possible GDPR implications have been identified by the care home providers to participate in the research. The research is being supplemented by examination of records, especially the minutes of board meetings and documentation of care given.In the past years the researcher has also been a part of the International Human Rights Commission to support a community about the awareness and importance of voting, natural calamity relief medical support and educating children with learning disabilities.The researcher has also developed a social care service named Eeze corporation ltd and Eeze Old school House ltd supporting 46 young adults with profound Learning disabilities within 5 different care settings to bring positive changes. She has also been a part of multiple turn around projects and is currently employed as consultant director of Operations and Compliance with a residential care home service since January 2019. The researcher has always believed that she can utilize these experiences in her thesis. The aim of this research is to identify key elements that can improve the quality of care while improving the organizational effectiveness within health and social care services. The study offers an imperative literature contribution to gain an understanding around the current social care regulations and how well these policies are established within social care organizations. The research has recommended possibilities for future research while identifying the limitations for this study.