Working at Christ the King, Footherley Hall

Risks like repositioning and diabetes aren't managed well because care plans lack details.

Risks to people's health and wellbeing were not always effectively assessed or managed. Care plans did not consistently contain detailed information about individuals' specific needs. For example, people who required regular repositioning did not always have appropriate charts in place.

Medications aren't always recorded safely and errors aren't followed up properly.

Medicines were not always recorded in a safe way... when medication errors occurred, there was not always evidence of effective follow-up or learning to prevent recurrence.

Night shifts feel stretched and hard because residents needs have increased.

some staff expressed concerns about staffing levels during night shifts... “It is hard work on nights because people’s needs have increased over time.”