Coxbench Hall Residential Home asserts that they have clear and robust policies and procedures in place in relation to falls risk assessment and management, including a policy checklist for staff, accident report forms, and a Falls Audit form. (AI summary)
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When there is an accident O incident; the staff who is * first on the scene' completes an accident report form: This gets sent to the Office Manager; who checks that the General Manager has seen it indicated by the General Manager'$ signature on the form (obviously if she hasn t, the form is sent to her). The Office Manager checks whether it is a matter that needs further investigation, Or whether the matter has been dealt with and the Resident is all right so that the form can be filed: The General Manager also does this; but also ensures that the fall,ifit was a fall, is noted on the Falls Audit form and all other procedures have been attended
i.e. the following procedures which are carried out by Carers and Senior Carers: She will check the Daily Care Report entries by the care staff: She will check that a Body has been done. Body Mapping Policy attached'. She will check that there is a Falls and Incident Analysis formS in the Resident'$ Support Plan (perhaps this is a first incident and there wasn t one previously) Staff know that for each fall, the following forms must be completed, so the General Manager will also check that these have been done: Falls Risk Assessment Toolb; Falls Risk Assessment Screening Tool"; Falls Checklist Environmental Factors Following Risk Assessment for when there is a high risk of falls' form is commenced on the occasion of a second fall: There are two versions of this risk assessment as some Residents prefer that their falls mat is plugged in only at night for example, so the alternative risk assessment is then used. We that the above answers the Regulation 28. We should be very grateful if you would please let us know if it does not.