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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Room Number

Care Plan Audit

FRONT SHEET

  • All sections of the front sheet has been completed with required information

  • A photograph of resident is in place (unless consent/best interest agreement not given)

  • A DNACPR/RESPECT form is in place if appropriate which is reflected by the rose on the side of the folder (Green = for resus / Red = Not for resus)

  • Allergy status is recorded on front sheet

ADMISSION PAPERWORK/INFORMATION

  • Pre-admission assessment completed (in folder)

  • GP summary care record is on file (in folder)

  • A care plan index is in place and completed (in folder)

  • NEWS observations have been correctly recorded (PCS or Physical NEWS chart in folder)

  • A life history/'This is Me' or 'Who I am' on PCS is available and completed

  • A permissions/best interest form has been completed and signed (On paper in folder)

  • Personal belongings inventory has been completed (On paper in folder)

  • A body map on admission has been completed (On paper in folder)

  • A dietary form has been completed (On paper in folder)

RISK ASSESSMENTS

  • A pain risk assessment has been completed (PCS)

  • Bed Rails risk assessment completed and up to date (PCS)

  • Continence assessment completed and up to date (PCS)

  • Dependency (Barthel index on PCS) assessment completed and up to date (PCS)

  • A chocking risk assessment has been completed (PCS)

  • A Eton constipation risk assessment has been completed (PCS)

  • Falls Risk assessment completed and up to date (PCS)

  • A mental capacity assessment has been completed on admission (PCS)

  • Mobility and function risk assessment completed and up to date (PCS)

  • MUST Score completed and up to date (PCS)

  • A nutrition risk assessment has been completed (PCS)

  • Oral care assessment completed and up to date (PCS)

  • There is a personalised plan (PEEP) for evacuation and it is fully completed (PCS)

  • Waterlow Score Completed and up to date (PCS)

  • If self-medicating, a risk assessment has been documented (PCS)

CARE PLAN: COMMUNICATION

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: CONTINENCE

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

  • Is the service user catheterised?

CARE PLAN: DAILY LIFE/LIFESTYLE

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • 'my preferred daily routine' is comprehensively completed

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: DEATH AND DYING

  • There is documentation regarding ‘wishes and preferences’ for future planning and end of life care.

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • Is 'My Wishes and Preferences for Future Care' document completed

CARE PLAN: EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate and includes details on mental state and mood

  • Risk Assessments are in place if required

CARE PLAN: FINANCE

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

CARE PLAN: MAINTAINING A SAFE ENVIRONMENT

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

CARE PLAN: MEDICAL

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate and cross referenced with GP care summary/medications

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: MEDICATION

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

CARE PLAN: MENTAL CAPACITY

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

  • If the service user meets the criteria, there is a DoLS agreement in place

  • There is evidence that capacity assessments are relevant and acted upon

  • A DoLS care plan is available

  • The DoLS care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

  • Has a DoLs application been made?

CARE PLAN: MOBILITY

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: NUTRITION/HYDRATION

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

  • A swallowing assessment has been completed if required

  • Where weight loss is noted, there is evidence of action being taken

CARE PLAN: PAIN

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: PERSONAL CARE

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: SEXUALITY

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

CARE PLAN: SKIN INTEGRITY

  • Is the service users tissue viability compromised or at risk, ie pressure damage or wounds?<br>

  • A care plan is available

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • There is evidence of a wound care plans in place for wounds identified

CARE PLAN: SLEEPING

  • A care plan is in place

  • The care plan is written in a person-centred format

  • The care plan is detailed and appropriate

  • The care plan is evaluated at least monthly

GENERAL DOCUMENTATION

  • A hospital pack is available to print from PCS

  • A record is maintained of visits by other professionals (This could be on PCS in care notes)

  • All relevant letters are filed in the residents folder or scanned onto person centred software

  • There is a record of observations and specimens sent, and results received

  • Registered nurses complete a daily entry onto Person Centered Software

  • There is evidence that any issues identified in care plans are acted upon in daily record

  • The file generally is well maintained and there is evidence that documentation no longer required is archived

  • Risk assessments are available for other risks identified (such as self-harm, sudden deterioration) and evaluated at least monthly and more frequently if required

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