17 December 2013
During a routine inspection
We found that people's consent to care was sought. People told us they felt in control of the care process. However, we found that improvements needed to be made in training around mental capacity.
People received care which met their needs. One person told us, 'They do exactly what it says in the care plan'. However, we found that some risk assessments lacked appropriate detail which would provide care workers with information on keeping people safe.
Care workers used equipment in a way which limited the risk of the spread of infection. People told us that staff wore appropriate personal protective equipment when delivering care, such as gloves and aprons.
Care workers were skilled in carrying out their roles. One person told us, 'The service is good as the girls are good'.
The provider carried out audits of care to ensure people received safe care. People confirmed that senior care workers checked their daily care records to ensure they were being completed correctly.