Background to this inspection
Updated
17 April 2014
The Trust has a total of 21 active locations serving mental health and learning disability needs, including three hospital sites: Brooklands, St Michael’s Hospital and Caludon Centre.
The Trust provides a wide range of mental health and learning disability services for children, young adults, adults and older adults as well as providing a range of community services for people in Coventry.
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust has been inspected 21 times since registration. Out of these, there have been 12 inspections covering five locations which are registered for mental health conditions. Woodloes Avenue is a location which has not previously been inspected.
Woodloes Avenue provides acute assessment and treatment to people over 65 years of age with organic mental disorders. The service is registered with CQC to have up to 25 beds.
Updated
17 April 2014
Woodloes Avenue provides acute assessment and treatment to people over 65 years of age with organic mental disorders. The service is registered with CQC to have up to 25 beds and has not previously been inspected.
We found Woodloes Avenue had systems in place to ensure people were kept safe. The service had good procedures for reporting incidents and learning from them. Staff had a good understanding about safeguarding and how to report any concerns.
Staff were caring and compassionate and had a good understanding of peoples’ needs.
We had concerns that the location did not adhere to the codes of practice set out by the Mental Health Act 1983. For example, there was limited flexibility to accommodate single sex corridors or bathrooms.
There were inconsistencies in how people were involved with their treatment and the recording of information on peoples’ care plan records.