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Read MoreCovid-19 at Soma Healthcare Dear service users, family and friends, We write to update you with details of the precautions Soma Healthcare is taking to protect service users and the community against the spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) We are mindful that many of those we provide services to have underlying health conditions that would…
Read MoreCaring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia can have a hard impact on family members. It can possess many challenges for families and caregivers. We can learn how to communicate with a person with dementia and by improving your communication skills it will make giving care less stressful and will improve the quality…
Read MoreHe weighs 30kg…..that’s just short of 5 stone !! First Aid And Manual Handling Training Looking forward to seeing him in use at First Aid and Manual Handling training. BOOK YOURSELF ONTO THE NEXT AVAILABLE COURSE AND SEE THE MANIKIN DO HIS THING
Read MoreWin a Patient Handling Manikin Our training team are THE WINNERS of the ‘Win A Patient Handling Manikin’ competition which they entered at the Health Plus Care Show 2017, Excel Centre. What a great addition to the fantastic First Aid & Health and Social Care training we offer. He’s almost as tall as the…
Read MoreOur Harlow, Essex Team Can you spot any of our Harlow, Essex staff in and around the town as they go about their duties in their new t-shirts?
Read MoreWhat CQC found The service was well-led. Relatives and people using the service said that there was a positive and open culture. They felt able to discuss any issues that may arise with the registered manager and the care workers. Regular audits of service delivery and reviews of policies had been carried out; this…
Read MoreWhat CQC found The service was responsive. Care plans were in place outlining people’s care and support needs. Staff were knowledgeable about people’s interests and preferences in order to provide personalised service. Staff supported people to access the community and reduce the risk of them becoming socially isolated. People told us that the management…
Read MoreWhat CQC found The service was caring. Staff were respectful of people’s privacy and dignity. People who used the service were involved in making decisions about their care and the support they received. People were encouraged to maintain their independence.
Read MoreWhat CQC found The service was effective. Staff had the skills and knowledge to meet people’s needs and received regular training, supervision and appraisal. Staff understood their responsibilities under the Mental Capacity Act of 2005. People were asked for their consent before they received any care or support.
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