Langdale House have recently started transition work with an individual who will be moving into our home. Mercy was happy to support Langdale by being involved in the transition and feeding back relevant information which has supported managers to build up a comprehensive care plan prior to admission to Langdale.
Langdale House have recently started transition work with an individual who will be moving into our home. Steve was happy to support Langdale by being involved in the transition and feeding back relevant information which has supported managers to build up a comprehensive care plan prior to admission to Langdale.
Langdale House have recently started transition work with an individual who will be moving into our home. Bev was happy to support Langdale by being involved in the transition and feeding back relevant information which has supported managers to build up a comprehensive care plan prior to admission to Langdale.
Langdale House have recently started transition work with an individual who will be moving into our home. Tori was happy to support Langdale by being involved in the transition and feeding back relevant information which has supported managers to build up a comprehensive care plan prior to admission to Langdale.
Robert supported an individual to hospital following a significant head injury, he remained calm and ensured the individual received medical attention
during an incident whereby a service user fell down the stairs and sustained a head injury Arron managed the situation extremely well, remaining calm, leading the scene & obtaining medical assistance. this event was traumatic for the individual and the staff. Arron ensured that everyone remained calm and the individual was supported to the hospital
Beulla was the first nurse on scene to a recent incident on site, and after a hard week of personal concerns, this was something which must have be both hard for her and for her team. Beulla was a leader in the situation, and sought support from others and completed debriefs and gave support to those who needed this most. Well done Beulla.
Feven is almost always at work, whether she is on site or not. She often completes her shift at Raglan House, then goes home to start another shift doing audits, care plans etc. She is always available if staff needs her. Staff calls and she picks her phone up regardless of the time. The best bit is, she does it with a smile.
A fantastic friend and amazing colleague. Megan is All go-No quit and its her attitude and enthusiasm she brings to the ward that makes its such a positive environments. Ensuring patients needs are met and staff are well supported to do their job is why Megan is deserved this award. Megan is a credit to Cygnet, and Haywood ward. Our unsung hero.
The last month has been challenging with the volume of new starters in recruitment and Francis has been both resilient and supportive in meeting our needs which have been last minute. I really appreciate the lengths he has gone to so that we can onboard as planned.
Maggie is always ready to help. Whether that be stepping in support resident activities, running erands, ensureing that staff are transportted to training or as acting cook when our cook is on leave, maggie ensures that not only her own role is supported that that of others to to help not only the needs of the service but also the residents needs.
Derek has done a fantastic job to improve the front and back garden at Adel Cottage where he works. He has relayed turf, planted flowers in tubs and built and painted a new fence encouraging his patient to work with him so he feels he has meaningfully contributed, learnt new skills and has ownership of the space where he can sit out in the summer.
