[PDF] Top 20 The Park Nursing Home, OSV 0000435, 23 May 2018

... any residents who required assistance. Throughout this observation it was noted that the needs of all residents were appropriately met, with staff assisting residents to position them sitting in the shade or the sun as ... See full document

... The layout of the room in question has been reconfigured, this allows for appropriate space for a wardrobe, bedside locker and chair. There is also sufficient space for a hoist to be used for each individual if required, ... See full document

... conditions may communicate or express their physical discomfort, or discomfort with their social of physical environment) and the storage of equipment such as hoists and linen ... See full document

... Nursing staff and GPs worked with the specialist palliative care team for those residents requiring care and support at the end of their life. Medical records and care plans documented specialist input in ... See full document

... management structure over the past year. The front-line nursing management team has changed twice in a 12-month period. The inspector found evidence that the management team was working hard to ensure compliance ... See full document

... The Registered Provider will ensure management systems are in place to ensure that the service provided is safe, appropriate, consistent and effectively monitored by holding night time simulated fire drills weekly and ... See full document

... There are adequate supplies of all sizes of towels for all residents and stocks levels will be monitored by a housekeeping staff, and stocks will be replenished as needed. We have scheduled a meeting with contractors ... See full document

... of nursing was involved with the person in charge in the audit ...Regulation 23(d); the person in charge had oversight and responsibility of these and the results of these informed residents' meetings, ... See full document

... mattress as their condition had deteriorated. Although staff had been made aware of the changes at handover report the inspector found that the specialist equipment was not in place as directed. Also there were ... See full document

... conditions may express their discomfort with their physical or social environment) and staff conveyed a good understanding of such behaviours and how to address them when they ... See full document

... There was a clear management structure in place, and all staff spoken with were clear of their roles and responsibilities. There were ongoing arrangements to review the quality of care being provided, and areas such as ... See full document

... The last resident’s meeting took place December 2017, and the next one was planned for March 2018. Residents spoken to on the day of inspection were clear if they had any concerns they could be raised with the ... See full document

... Bushypark nursing home is a purpose-built single-storey nursing home that provides 24-hour nursing care. It can accommodate up to 36 residents both male and female over the age of 18 ... See full document

... Where the non- compliance does not pose a risk to the safety, health and welfare of residents using the service it is risk rated orange moderate risk and the provider must take action wi[r] ... See full document

... An Teaghlach Uilinn Nursing Home is a purpose-built designated centre for older people. Residents are accommodated in single and twin bedrooms. A variety of communal rooms are provided for residents’ use, ... See full document

... A programme of refurbishment and decorating was on-going and planned to commence 5 May 2018. A maintenance schedule was maintained to ensure issues to be addressed were logged, reported and completed. On ... See full document

... House Nursing Home can accommodate up to 57 residents and provides care in the ethos of the Sisters of our Lady of ...The home comprises of 41 single ensuite bedrooms and 8 twin rooms and is divided ... See full document

... As was highlighted during the inspection this training is no longer being provided locally and as instructed by Nursing Homes Ireland we are advised to return to “Elder Abuse training” for staff that require same. ... See full document

... Procedures were in place to ensure that residents were provided with support that promoted a positive approach to responsive behaviours (how people with dementia or other conditions may communicate or express ... See full document

... residential care so extended induction, training and ongoing supervision and support was essential. There was now two nursing staff on duty each day and night shift. This was an improvement from the previous ... See full document