The Staff Accountability of Care Support Flow Chart at Thorpe House (based on provision of care to service users): Thorpe House has a full complement of staff as detailed above. There is a minimum of six nursing staff on each shift throughout the day and there are three wakeful nursing staff throughout the night and there are 2 RMNs on duty each day shift unless unmitigating circumstances. In addition, Thorpe House ensures that there is always a senior RMN or above on call 24 hours. Statement of Purpose We have a detailed written Statement of Purpose that is available on request and this Service Users Guide provides further information based on this document. Terms & Conditions Please see Appendix 1 for full terms and conditions of admission to Thorpe House. Thorpe House Referral & Admission Referral to Thorpe House All referral procedures are completed by at least 2 of the following people: Mrs Rachel Croft (RMN, Director), Mrs Auriol Turner (RMN), Miss Bethany Croft (RMN), Mr Tobias Knight (RMN), Emma Winterbottom (Occupational Therapist), Hannah Grayson (Occupational Therapist). This procedure consists of the following steps: Receipt of a referral by a person involved in the prospective service user’s care. Visit from the above persons to a place convenient for the service user to complete referral assessment and provide information about Thorpe House. The assessment clarifies what the needs and requirements of the prospective service user are. Service user and family/significant others are invited to visit Thorpe House and meet staff and existing service users. This can be a short/day visit. From the assessment and service user visit, all parties can decide whether Thorpe House can meet the needs of the service user. Weekly costs based on the amount of nursing care required are sent to the funding body. Subject to funding body agreeing the above fee, the prospective service user is invited to visit again (if desired) and subject to availability of beds, spend an overnight stay. Subject to availability of a bed, an admission date is organised or the prospective service user is placed on a waiting list and kept informed of the progress. Admission to Thorpe On admission any further information is given and questions/concerns discussed in a private area including matters directly involving their care.
The Staff Accountability of Care Support Flow Chart at Thorpe House (based on provision of care to service users): Thorpe House has a full complement of staff as detailed above. There is a minimum of six nursing staff on each shift throughout the day and there are three wakeful nursing staff throughout the night and there are 2 RMNs on duty each day shift unless unmitigating circumstances. In addition, Thorpe House ensures that there is always a senior RMN or above on call 24 hours. Statement of Purpose We have a detailed written Statement of Purpose that is available on request and this Service Users Guide provides further information based on this document. Terms & Conditions Please see Appendix 1 for full terms and conditions of admission to Thorpe House. Thorpe House Referral & Admission Referral to Thorpe House All referral procedures are completed by at least 2 of the following people: Mrs Rachel Croft (RMN, Director), Mrs Auriol Turner (RMN), Miss Bethany Croft (RMN), Mr Tobias Knight (RMN), Emma Winterbottom (Occupational Therapist), Hannah Grayson (Occupational Therapist). This procedure consists of the following steps: Receipt of a referral by a person involved in the prospective service user’s care. Visit from the above persons to a place convenient for the service user to complete referral assessment and provide information about Thorpe House. The assessment clarifies what the needs and requirements of the prospective service user are. Service user and family/significant others are invited to visit Thorpe House and meet staff and existing service users. This can be a short/day visit. From the assessment and service user visit, all parties can decide whether Thorpe House can meet the needs of the service user. Weekly costs based on the amount of nursing care required are sent to the funding body. Subject to funding body agreeing the above fee, the prospective service user is invited to visit again (if desired) and subject to availability of beds, spend an overnight stay. Subject to availability of a bed, an admission date is organised or the prospective service user is placed on a waiting list and kept informed of the progress. Admission to Thorpe On admission any further information is given and questions/concerns discussed in a private area including matters directly involving their care.