encouraged to maintain their former community links. Church services are held fortnightly for all denominations and Holy Communion. The service has a wheelchair van for outings. The service has employed a full-time recreational therapist who is a qualified physiotherapist and currently progressing through the DT qualification. The recreational therapist will receive support from the rest home/hospital DT (also a Careerforce assessor) and from the regional DT support network. There are a number of care centre caregivers who have attended in another’s shoes” who can provide activities for “walking dementia care residents. Standard 1.4.1: Management Of Waste And FA Documented processes for the management of waste and hazardous Hazardous Substances substances are in place to ensure incidents are reported in a timely manner. Safety datasheets are readily accessible for staff. Chemical Consumers, visitors, and service providers are bottles sighted have correct manufacturer labels. Chemicals were stored protected from harm as a result of exposure to safely throughout the facility. Personal protective clothing is available for waste, infectious or hazardous substances, staff and seen to be worn by staff when carrying out their duties in the care generated during service delivery. centre on the day of audit. Relevant staff have completed chemical safety training. The service has a chemical provider who monitors chemical use, documentation and chemical safety. The dementia unit has a locked sluice area. The main chemical supply is stored safely in the rest home/hospital area. The chemical provider is scheduled on day two for orientation to chemical safety for new employees. Standard 1.4.2: Facility Specifications PA Low There is a full-time property manager who oversees the property and gardening team and is available on call for facility matters. Planned and Consumers are provided with an appropriate, reactive maintenance systems are in place and maintenance requests are accessible physical environment and facilities that generated through the Sway (Summerset way) on-line system (property are fit for purpose. services requests). All electrical equipment has been tested and tagged. Clinical equipment has had functional checks/calibration annually. Preferred contractors for essential services are available 24/7. The new dementia care unit is still under construction and requires a certificate for public use on completion. Hot water temperatures in all resident areas and ensuring safety in the kitchen are required to be completed prior to occupancy. Contractors are in the process of
encouraged to maintain their former community links. Church services are held fortnightly for all denominations and Holy Communion. The service has a wheelchair van for outings. The service has employed a full-time recreational therapist who is a qualified physiotherapist and currently progressing through the DT qualification. The recreational therapist will receive support from the rest home/hospital DT (also a Careerforce assessor) and from the regional DT support network. There are a number of care centre caregivers who have attended “walking in another’s shoes” who can provide activities for dementia care residents. Standard 1.4.1: Management Of Waste And Hazardous Substances Consumers, visitors, and service providers are protected from harm as a result of exposure to waste, infectious or hazardous substances, generated during service delivery. FA Documented processes for the management of waste and hazardous substances are in place to ensure incidents are reported in a timely manner. Safety datasheets are readily accessible for staff. Chemical bottles sighted have correct manufacturer labels. Chemicals were stored safely throughout the facility. Personal protective clothing is available for staff and seen to be worn by staff when carrying out their duties in the care centre on the day of audit. Relevant staff have completed chemical safety training. The service has a chemical provider who monitors chemical use, documentation and chemical safety. The dementia unit has a locked sluice area. The main chemical supply is stored safely in the rest home/hospital area. The chemical provider is scheduled on day two for orientation to chemical safety for new employees. Standard 1.4.2: Facility Specifications Consumers are provided with an appropriate, accessible physical environment and facilities that are fit for purpose. PA Low There is a full-time property manager who oversees the property and gardening team and is available on call for facility matters. Planned and reactive maintenance systems are in place and maintenance requests are generated through the Sway (Summerset way) on-line system (property services requests). All electrical equipment has been tested and tagged. Clinical equipment has had functional checks/calibration annually. Preferred contractors for essential services are available 24/7. The new dementia care unit is still under construction and requires a certificate for public use on completion. Hot water temperatures in all resident areas and ensuring safety in the kitchen are required to be completed prior to occupancy. Contractors are in the process of
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