[PDF] Top 20 St Elizabeth's Nursing Home, Kells Road, Athboy, Meath

... Outcome 01: Health and Social Care Needs Theme: Safe care and support The Person in Charge PIC is failing to comply with a regulatory requirement in the following respect: The care plan [r] ... See full document

... There were systems in place to review and monitor the quality and safety of care and the quality of life of residents, with an overall annual review taking place, a copy of which was read by the inspector. In addition, ... See full document

... The inspector found that for the most part the service provided to residents was satisfactory and residents told the inspector they were happy in their ‘home’, felt safe and were well cared for. Inspectors saw ... See full document

... A registered nurse at assistant director of nursing grade worked alongside the person in charge on a day-to-day basis and deputised in her absence. The person in charge also had arrangements in place to ensure ... See full document

... From an examination of a sample of residents' care plans, discussions with residents, relatives and staff, the inspector was satisfied that the nursing and medical care needs of residents were assessed and ... See full document

... During the inspection a number of residents spoke with the inspector. It was clear that each resident spoken with had had a conversation with senior nursing staff regarding their end of life preferences and ... See full document

... She is supported in her role by nursing, care, administration, maintenance, kitchen and housekeeping staff, who report directly to her and she in turn to the registered provider. The person in charge and the staff ... See full document

... There was space for residents to enjoy the external grounds. In the centre of the nursing home there was a large garden with raised beds which residents could enjoy along with seating and tables. On the day ... See full document

... This inspection report sets out the findings of a thematic inspection of Roseville Nursing Home which focused on two specific outcomes, End of Life Care and Food and Nutrition. In preparation for this ... See full document

... Because of their medical conditions, some residents showed behavioural and psychological signs of dementia (BPSD). Residents were provided with support and distraction techniques that promoted a positive approach to ... See full document

... Similar findings were noted on this inspection. Over a two week period one nurse was rostered for duty on six out of 14 days. It was noted that this was primarily due to sick leave and the planned roster did include two ... See full document

... The pharmacy provider delivered a pre-packaged medication system which staff nurses were familiar with. The administration of medication observed by inspectors was found to be safe and largely in line with Bord Altranais ... See full document

... Outcome Outcome 01: Statement of Purpose Outcome 02: Governance and Management Outcome 03: Information for residents Outcome 04: Suitable Person in Charge Outcome 05: Documentation to be[r] ... See full document

... independently. This assessment was reviewed at least every four months, most recently in January 2015, by nursing staff, GP and pharmacist. A robust procedure was in place to ensure compliance and concordance with ... See full document

... Statement of Purpose Governance and Management Information for residents Suitable Person in Charge Documentation to be kept at a designated centre Absence of the Person in charge Safegua[r] ... See full document

... outlined the recommendations of dieticians and speech and language therapists where appropriate. Although no evidence was found of dehydration, fluid balance charting was not used to ensure that residents with specified ... See full document

... At the previous inspection it was identified that an end of life assessment was not completed for all residents. The inspectors found that this had been addressed. Each resident was given the opportunity to express their ... See full document

... Proposed Timescale: 31/07/2017 Outcome 08: Health and Safety and Risk Management Theme: Safe care and support The Registered Provider is failing to comply with a regulatory requirement i[r] ... See full document

... Since the last inspection the absence of the person in charge had occurred. A deputy appointed to assume responsibility in the person in charges' absence was on duty on the day of this inspection. However, the deputy was ... See full document

... Each resident’s wellbeing and welfare is maintained by a high standard of evidence-based nursing care and appropriate medical and allied health care. The arrangements to meet each resident’s assessed needs are set ... See full document