Prof Martin Green, chief executive of Care England, which represents social care providers, said he was pleased the problems were being acknowledged, saying his members had been raising these concerns.
“This is going to be a long and difficult journey for the CQC, but one that is entirely necessary.”
Sir Julian Hartley, of NHS Providers, which represents NHS trusts, agreed.
“Trust leaders will welcome this announcement.
“Based on their clear and consistent feedback, we have been calling for urgent reform of the CQC.
“We fully agree with these recommendations.”
Ms Terroni said work was already under way to address the problems.
“We accept in full the findings and recommendations in this review, which identifies clear areas where improvement is urgently needed.”
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