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- Quality requirement 1: A person-centred service
- Quality requirement 2: Early recognition, prompt diagnosis and treatment
- Quality requirement 3: Emergency and acute management
- Quality requirement 4: Early and specialist rehabilitation
- Quality requirement 5: Community rehabilitation and support
- Quality requirement 6: Vocational rehabilitation
- Quality requirement 7: Providing equipment & accommodation
- Quality requirement 8: Personal care and support
- Quality requirement 9: Palliative care
- Quality requirement 10: Supporting families and carers
- Quality requirement 11: Caring for people with neurological conditions during admission
- Chapter 3 of the NSF: Neuroscience networks
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Rakehead Rehabilitation Centre, Burnley
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Last modified date:20 August 2009
The Rakehead Rehabilitation Centre is an accredited practice development unit which delivers comprehensive rehabilitation.
It has developed a number of policies and procedures including tape-recorded handovers, (from staff finishing one shift to staff starting the next shift), and how to give medication to patients who refuse to take it. Tape-recorded handovers assist in providing necessary information for staff starting at various times for the day. The handovers include a checklist that staff should refer to, which is positioned next to the tape recorder. The service has also produced a document, Patient Journey through Rehabilitation, which they are willing to share.
For further information please contact:
Diane Disley, Ward Manager,
Tel. 01282 804882
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