Policies

our policies

ACCIDENTS, INCIDENTS AND EMERGENCIES REPORTING (RIDDOR)

Policy Statement This organisation recognises its responsibility to ensure that all reasonable precautions are taken to provide working conditions that are safe, healthy, and compliant with all statutory requirements and codes of practice. Under the Duty of Candour Regulation 20 of the Health and Social Care Act 2008 [Regulations 2014], there is a requirement to notify …

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ACCESS TO RECORDS AND FILES

Policy Statement This organisation adheres fully to Data Protection legislation which states: all records required for the protection of Service Users and the effective and efficient running of the organisation should be maintained accurately and should be up-to-date; that Service Users should have access to records and information about them held by the organisation; and …

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ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION

Policy Statement Up to 90% of people with learning disabilities have communication difficulties. The individual risk of having a communication difficulty means individuals are misunderstood, experience failure, and exclusion from events, activities, and relationships. This policy is intended to address these issues by meeting the requirements of the NHS Accessible Information Standard (AIS) issued in …

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ACCESS TO SERVICE USERS HOME

Policy Statement This organisation believes that staff should ensure the security and safety of service users and their homes at all times when providing a personal service. The Policy This organisation aims to ensure that service users are protected and are safe and secure in their home. Staff should ensure the security and safety of …

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