Shardale Care Planning and Reviews
Each person will have a comprehensive person-centred care plan which is tailored specifically to individual need. It’s production is a shared activity between the key worker and the individual service user. The care plan arises from the initial assessment process and specifies the procedures for review and discharge. Where there are mental health professionals involved, it will be fully compliant with the Care Programme Approach (CPA). Regular reviews by the key worker will enable the continual monitoring and co-ordination of a service user’s development and recovery throughout the treatment process.
Formal reviews involving care managers and other professionals are convened at times suitable to the progress of the person in treatment. The frequency of reviews will exceed the 6 monthly recommendation of the National Minimum Standards. Once inducted into the programme, the service user will have a copy of their agreed care plan which can be kept in their personal development log. This will ensure that the service user is always aware of the progress they are making and it also fosters a personal, focussed and well managed approach to the treatment process.
The care plan also includes an extensive and thorough discharge procedure where the service user plays an integral role. Together with the designated key worker and management, this process ensures the best possible outcome for their continued recovery.
There is also the facility of a years after-care provision. This comprises of groups held weekly that focus on continued abstinence, relapse prevention, education, psychological/emotional development and an overall support of the individual’s journey of recovery. This amounts to 78 hours of continued support post-discharge.
Also accessible, as part of the service user’s programme, is a year of Family Support Groups. This is for all ‘concerned others’ in the life of the service user. This takes place on a monthly basis.
After care is now six months and takes place twice a week totalling 2 hours. The programme is also flexible and can be tailored to the service user’s individual needs. Longer or shorter stays can be negotiated where necessary.
Related Pages: Treatment | Structure | Day Care | After Care
Each person will have a comprehensive person-centred care plan which is tailored specifically to individual need. It’s production is a shared activity between the key worker and the individual service user. The care plan arises from the initial assessment process and specifies the procedures for review and discharge. Where there are mental health professionals involved, it will be fully compliant with the Care Programme Approach (CPA). Regular reviews by the key worker will enable the continual monitoring and co-ordination of a service user’s development and recovery throughout the treatment process.
Formal reviews involving care managers and other professionals are convened at times suitable to the progress of the person in treatment. The frequency of reviews will exceed the 6 monthly recommendation of the National Minimum Standards. Once inducted into the programme, the service user will have a copy of their agreed care plan which can be kept in their personal development log. This will ensure that the service user is always aware of the progress they are making and it also fosters a personal, focussed and well managed approach to the treatment process.
The care plan also includes an extensive and thorough discharge procedure where the service user plays an integral role. Together with the designated key worker and management, this process ensures the best possible outcome for their continued recovery.
There is also the facility of a years after-care provision. This comprises of groups held weekly that focus on continued abstinence, relapse prevention, education, psychological/emotional development and an overall support of the individual’s journey of recovery. This amounts to 78 hours of continued support post-discharge.
Also accessible, as part of the service user’s programme, is a year of Family Support Groups. This is for all ‘concerned others’ in the life of the service user. This takes place on a monthly basis.
After care is now six months and takes place twice a week totalling 2 hours. The programme is also flexible and can be tailored to the service user’s individual needs. Longer or shorter stays can be negotiated where necessary.
Related Pages: Treatment | Structure | Day Care | After Care
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