Image of young boy being supported by a healthcare assistant to do something he enjoys. He is singing into a microphone while sat on the edge of the bed. At the side of him is his wheelchair. To the left is a blue roundal with white text that reads, "Assessments and reviews help ensure staff are highly-skilled and care is always relevant."

We complete regular clinical assessments and reviews with staff, to provide assurances that service delivery is clinically safe and continues to meet the needs of your child or young person.

How we assess and review care staff

Our staff assessments and reviews are completed by a Clinical Nurse Educator. They are supported until they are confident and competent to provide high-quality complex care before they are signed off to support children and young people.

Other measures to ensure we provide high-quality staff include:

Competency reviews

Completed annually with all staff to ensure they continue to meet our high-quality care standards.

Clinical practice sessions

We provide supervised clinical practice sessions for nurses and organise external training and updates.

Refresher training

To ensure healthcare assistants are consistently up to date with best practice and clinical governance.

Training with third parties

Our team encourages staff to attend face to face training with contacts at recognised third parties.

This means we provide staff that are always skilled in current best practice, techniques and legislation. This means they can deliver the best possible care and support for you and your child or young person.

Make an enquiry today!

To learn more about how our specialist team can support your child or young person, fill out our quick referral form! Once completed, a member of the team will be in touch shortly!

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