Dane View Care Home With Nursing

Skin and wound care had improved significantly since the previous inspection. No pressure-related injuries were found at the time of this inspection.

“Wound and skin care management had significantly improved since our last inspection.” from the report

Inspectors found enough staff and said they were deployed effectively. Recruitment checks, including nursing registration and DBS checks, were in place.

“People were now supported by enough staff who were deployed effectively.” from the report

People and relatives spoke positively about staff. Inspectors observed patient, friendly interactions and found that people were involved in decisions about their care.

“People were respected by staff. We observed staff interacting with people in a friendly and caring way.” from the report

Staff received the training needed for their roles. DoLS authorisations were in place where required and staff had improved their understanding of consent.

“At this inspection, enough improvement had been made and the provider was no longer in breach of regulation 18.” from the report

Guidance about mobility and falls risks was still lacking. Care plans and risk assessments were not always consistent or robust, and some food, fluid and assessment records were incomplete.

“There was a continued lack of guidance in place for staff regarding people's mobility needs and falls risk.” from the report

Some food and fluid records did not contain enough detail about what people had eaten or drunk. The provider said staff were still getting used to the new digital recording system.

“People's food and fluid records were not always thoroughly completed.” from the report