Recommendation 1
Addressed to: The Care Inspectorate
No Response Published
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The Care Inspectorate should take account of the content of this report in full as it monitors the progress of the HSCP’s improvement plan in response to inspection activity. This report will also inform improvement plans of all other HSCPs in Scotland. It will be of interest for phase 2 of the joint inspections of adult support and protection undertaken by the Care Inspectorate, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, and His Majesty’s Inspectorate.
Recommendation 2
Addressed to: HSCP A
No Response Published
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HSCP A should work with NHS Education Scotland to commission a training needs analysis and a delivery plan of multidisciplinary training to support health and social work staff to feel confident and competent in the implementation and crossover of the three key acts to support and protect people (Mental Health (Care and Treatment)(Scotland) Act 2003, Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act 2000 and Adult Support and Protection (Scotland) Act 2007).
Recommendation 3
Addressed to: HSCP A
No Response Published
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HSCP A must ensure an agreed framework for multidisciplinary working is communicated, embedded and audited across health and social work.
Recommendation 4
Addressed to: HSCP A
No Response Published
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HSCP A must review its duties and responsibilities in relation to models of learning and duty of candour. The clinical and care governance committee, together with professional leads for social work, medicine and nursing must take action to address the failure to do so in Mr E’s case and avoid repetition.
Recommendation 5
Addressed to: HSCP A
No Response Published
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HSCP A should review Mr E’s current care, accommodation and finances to ensure his fundamental rights are promoted and protected and the failures identified in the provision of his care and treatment throughout 2015-2022 are not continuing.