3 January 2014
During a routine inspection
People's needs were assessed and care and treatment was planned and delivered in line with their individual treatment plan. One person we spoke with told us, 'They checked my health, any reactions I may have had to the patch test, and whether I was still happy to proceed, I am very happy.'
We found that appropriate checks were undertaken before staff began work and the provider ensured new staff attended an induction relevant to their role. One staff member told us, 'Induction was intensive, and I wasn't allowed to treat patients until I had been assessed by [the doctor].'
We found that equipment was appropriately serviced and maintained to ensure people received their treatment in a safe manner. Staff who used the equipment had received training specific to each piece of equipment.
People's confidential records were stored securely both in paper and electronic format. We looked at four people's treatment records and found they were accurate and fit for purpose.