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Being Outstanding Simon Pedzisi, Director of Care Services, NightingaleHammerson Jan 2019. Overview of Nightingale House. 215 beds, 165 residents, 6 households Residential, Nursing, Dementia & palliative Care Average admission age 90 10% of residents over 100
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Being Outstanding Simon Pedzisi, Director of Care Services, NightingaleHammerson Jan 2019
Overview of Nightingale House • 215 beds, 165 residents, 6 households • Residential, Nursing, Dementia & palliative Care • Average admission age 90 • 10% of residents over 100 • 80% residents have dementia
Key focus: Our staff, values, resources, learning culture, leadership and what matters to our residents
What drives our business? • A clear vision • Values applied to all people involved • An effective mission statement What sustains our business? • 5 year strategic objectives • Operational plans • Effective care/business model
Key drivers for outstanding • Leadership • Culture • Workforce management (retention and value based recruitment) • Education & Development (this is not training as traditionally referred to in the industry) • Research • Quality Improvement framework
How we are Outstanding? • Understanding our residents really well through PCC • Being Responsive 1st – listening, learning and changing • Having leadership that Zooms in when needed • Maintaining Values by not walking by, setting an example • Knowing where we are failing or sliding • Managing People Strategy – recruit, retain, motivate, develop • Moving out the problem people • Trusting and Empowering people to take decisions • Not talking too much without action • Managing risk, not avoiding it
Co-located Nursery – daily intergenerational engagement, plus Baby and Toddlers weekly
What doesn’t depend on £-Values and Culture • Quality Improvement & Learning • Values applied to all people involved • Relative involvement – part of the team How has being a charity helped • Fundraise for what we need & want • Opens doors to pro bono experts • Volunteers give their time every day
What matters to our Residents?Relationships Relationship Centred Care