IHCP Yes in Nursing and Domestic residential setting Care KEY CHARACTERISTIC 6. All staff/volunteers/ carers have the appropriate skills and competencies needed to ensure that the nutritional and fluid needs of people using care services are met. All staff/volunteers /carers receive regular training on nutritional care and management Delivery of BHSCT G Nursing staff are required to appropriate training attend training on MUST. for all health and social care NHSCT G Nursing staff are offered CEC contacted in order professionals who training both through CEC and to provide some may be required to internal organisational evidence. screen for development. malnutrition in adults SEHSCT G Training delivered regularly for Further MUST training and nurses in acute setting both nutritional awareness planned – at ward level and at induction. for Safe and Effective care District Nurses and Community Commissioning priority days Psychiatric nurses have also Awareness training for Social been trained Care Staff in planning stage Nutrition awareness has also Meetings with domiciliary care been included in nursing provider to discuss training for auxiliary Proqual training staff Safe and Effective Care Contact made with local Department included MUST coordinators of sheltered screening and nutritional housing for Older People awareness as part of Trigger card to target friends Commissioning Priority days and families of older people In Learning Disability nutrition developed linked to leaflet on – awareness sessions have
IHCP Domestic Care Yes in Nursing and residential setting KEY CHARACTERISTIC 6. All staff/volunteers/ carers have the appropriate skills and competencies needed to ensure that the nutritional and fluid needs of people using care services are met. All staff/volunteers /carers receive regular training on nutritional care and management Delivery of appropriate training for all health and social care professionals who may be required to screen for malnutrition in adults BHSCT G Nursing staff are required to attend training on MUST. NHSCT G Nursing staff are offered training both through CEC and internal organisational development. CEC contacted in order to provide some evidence. SEHSCT G Training delivered regularly for nurses in acute setting – both at ward level and at induction. District Nurses and Community Psychiatric nurses have also been trained Nutrition awareness has also been included in nursing auxiliary Proqual training Safe and Effective Care Department included MUST screening and nutritional awareness as part of Commissioning Priority days In Learning Disability nutrition awareness sessions have Further MUST training and nutritional awareness planned for Safe and Effective care Commissioning priority days Awareness training for Social Care Staff in planning stage Meetings with domiciliary care provider to discuss training for staff Contact made with local coordinators of sheltered housing for Older People Trigger card to target friends and families of older people developed – linked to leaflet on