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That high level nursing with care support is delivered at all times and maintains a ‘good’ from CQC.\nThe objectives of the Service will be to deliver a 20 community bed service for patients requiring step down from hospital or step up from the community in line with the following service aims:\n• Promote independence and improve outcomes for people recovering from illness, injury or\ntrauma by supporting individualised treatment to enable them to re-gain sufficient physical\nfunctioning and confidence to return safely to their own home.\n• Provide a short-term (up to 4 weeks with a maximum of 6 weeks) rehabilitation service in a\nhomely environment. This is for patients no longer requiring an acute hospital bed but requiring a\nfurther period of therapy that cannot be delivered in their own home. This will enable them to\nreturn home at or near preadmission baseline.\n• Accept admissions to all rooms 7 days a week including Bank Holidays.\n• Have a maximum 24 hour turnaround for accepting referrals or raising concerns as appropriate\n• Accept a wide range of levels of complexity at point of admission. These will include;\n• patients requiring double handed care\n• and / or with bariatric support needs\n• patients with tracheotomies but who can mainly manage their own care regime\n• patients using CPAP machines\n• patients on enteral feed / Nasal Gastric tube feeding\n• patients with post-surgical drains.\nThis list is not exhaustive and complex cases at point of admission will be assessed on their\nmerits and probability of enablement goals.\n• No restriction on access to beds, unless there has been emergency restriction placed upon the\nhome by the CQC under its statutory duties, or by the Council under its Care Act (2014) duties or\nits public health responsibilities, or SEL ICB itself under the terms of this contract as the\ncommissioner.\n• To provide effective clinical nursing management and oversight for patients, supporting and\nassisting them to meet their individually identified rehabilitation and reablement goals within the\n4–6-week timescales of the service.\n• The provider will be the lead agent in the design and delivery of the nursing home offer and an\nequal partner in the design, delivery and review of individual enablement plans at weekly multidisciplinary review meetings.\n• The Provider will be expected to ensure that staff are sufficiently skilled so as to appropriately\nsupport the wider health and wellbeing needs of patients referred to the service to support their\nmotivation to engage in improvement programmes and thus meet their recovery outcomes.\n• Ensure nurse attendance at weekly multi-disciplinary meetings and ensure that treatment\nmodalities and programmes are interpreted into care plans including nursing and medical\nactions.\n• Offer facilities that support high quality multi-disciplinary enablement assessment that\nencompasses patients’ physical, medical, social and psychological needs, respecting patient\nwishes and preferences as necessary.\n• Ensure that therapy assistants are available as planned seven days a week to deliver the agreed\nexercise, skills or other reablement programmes as advised by the appropriate therapist.\n• To ensure that there are general ‘in real time’ opportunities for people to use or regain skills that\nthey will require when they are discharged home\n• To support general social activities and interactions between patients referred\n• Involve patients at all stages of their enablement care planning to ensure that plans are targeted\nto return to their previous lifestyle as far as possible.\n• Ensure that specialist equipment ordered by the hospital team for the individual patient is\nremoved from the service by the community equipment team when no longer necessary.\n• Ensure that other equipment made available for general use by the hospital team for the\npurposes of enablement is kept safe and secure and used only for the purposes of the delivery of\nthis service.\n• The service will maintain the highest level of Infection Protection Control measures and Risk\nAssessment and Management strategies and be able to safely ‘barrier nurse’ patients who may\nhave an infection at point of discharge or who evidence an acquired infection while at the service\n(Covid-19, MRSA).\n• Ensure patient medication is managed, administered and complies with Nice Standards and any\nLIMOS advice and requirements (the Lewisham Integrated Medicines Optimisation Service).\nThe provider shall ensure that there is a patient handbook available upon admission and that the\nprovider website is up to date with all relevant information.\nThe provider will maintain Care Quality Commission registration and adhere to the Essential Standards of Quality and Safety. It is expected that the Service Provider ensures that policies, procedures and practices are regularly reviewed and that the following list of standards/good practice guidance are adhered to as where appropriate:\nBusiness Continuity and Emergency Planning Complaints Policy\nData Protection & Information Governance\nDuty of Candour Policy\nEvidence of appropriate Indemnity Arrangements\nFreedom to Speak up Policy\nGDPR Policy\nHealth & Safety Policy\nHealth Inequalities Policy\nMedicines Management Policy\nMoving & Handling Policy\nSerious Incident, Incidents and Near Misses Policy\nInfection Prevention and Control Policy\nSafeguarding Policy, including Consent and MCA\nVulnerable Adults and Adults Safeguarding Policy\nVisitor Policy Additional information: The ITT has been issued through the e-tendering portal. All Bidders wishing to participate must complete and submit Bids that comply with the requirements set out in the Document 1 - ITT Guidance Document. Bidders are required to complete the online questionnaire on ProContract and upload any attachments as indicated before the deadline for submission of bids specified in the ITT document.\nThe project on ProContract Portal can be accessed by clicking the following link:\nhttps://procontract.due-north.com/Advert?advertId=65eb1632-9ede-ed11-8121-005056b64545\nThe deadline for the submission of tender is 17:00 Wednesday - 02 June 2023.\nThe deadline for any clarification questions is 26 May 2023\nAll clarification questions must be submitted via the messaging facility on Pro-contract."
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}Complete JSON history (1 releases)
5 May 2023 · 012899-2023 · tender
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That high level nursing with care support is delivered at all times and maintains a ‘good’ from CQC.\nThe objectives of the Service will be to deliver a 20 community bed service for patients requiring step down from hospital or step up from the community in line with the following service aims:\n• Promote independence and improve outcomes for people recovering from illness, injury or\ntrauma by supporting individualised treatment to enable them to re-gain sufficient physical\nfunctioning and confidence to return safely to their own home.\n• Provide a short-term (up to 4 weeks with a maximum of 6 weeks) rehabilitation service in a\nhomely environment. This is for patients no longer requiring an acute hospital bed but requiring a\nfurther period of therapy that cannot be delivered in their own home. This will enable them to\nreturn home at or near preadmission baseline.\n• Accept admissions to all rooms 7 days a week including Bank Holidays.\n• Have a maximum 24 hour turnaround for accepting referrals or raising concerns as appropriate\n• Accept a wide range of levels of complexity at point of admission. 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It is expected that the Service Provider ensures that policies, procedures and practices are regularly reviewed and that the following list of standards/good practice guidance are adhered to as where appropriate:\nBusiness Continuity and Emergency Planning Complaints Policy\nData Protection & Information Governance\nDuty of Candour Policy\nEvidence of appropriate Indemnity Arrangements\nFreedom to Speak up Policy\nGDPR Policy\nHealth & Safety Policy\nHealth Inequalities Policy\nMedicines Management Policy\nMoving & Handling Policy\nSerious Incident, Incidents and Near Misses Policy\nInfection Prevention and Control Policy\nSafeguarding Policy, including Consent and MCA\nVulnerable Adults and Adults Safeguarding Policy\nVisitor Policy Additional information: The ITT has been issued through the e-tendering portal. All Bidders wishing to participate must complete and submit Bids that comply with the requirements set out in the Document 1 - ITT Guidance Document. 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