WHAT’S NEW?
AVANTE CARE & SUPPORT INTRODUCES NOURISH CARE
PLANNING TECHNOLOGY Pilgrims View residential care home has introduced Nourish, an app-based care management platform that will enable Avante Care & Support to remove paper care plans entirely.
Electronic care planning brings many benefits, including working more efficiently when recording residents' information and freeing up more time to focus on residents.
Other benefits include creating consistent reporting across the home, less data input duplication, and quicker access to historical resident data.
Pilgrims View is a vibrant care home community with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Residents enjoy activities, go on outings, and have plenty of opportunities to socialise with other residents and staff.
At the heart of Pilgrims View's care delivery ethos is the Eden Alternative approach. In following this framework, Avante Care can ensure the overall wellbeing and excellent care delivery for all residents. Staff encourage social interaction and work towards eradicating loneliness and boredom.
Jennifer Rafemoyo, Home Manager, said; “We have all been so excited for this day to come and the transfer over to the Nourish electronic care planning system. We can now input information
ESSENTIAL HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS WINS QUEEN’S
AWARD FOR ENTERPRISE UK support surface specialist, Essential Healthcare Solutions has been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Innovation across its Trezzo HS pressure area care support surfaces range.
The Trezzo HS patented range of products is set to revolutionise pressure area care for patients and in turn, the UK healthcare industry. Supporting healthcare providers and professionals, Trezzo HS helps to reduce failure rates whilst creating a more sustainable and cost-effective option for its customers.
By being celebrated for its excellence in Innovation, Essential Healthcare Solutions joins an elite group of organisations to be recognised on a national level, with its prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise.
Now in its 56th year, the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise are the most highly regarded business awards in the country, and are recommended by the Prime Minister and personally approved by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Thomas Owens, CEO at Essential Healthcare Solutions, commented: “We’re absolutely delighted to have been awarded this most prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise. This is a tremendous achievement for our team and business and it’s great to be recognised on a national level. We are experiencing significant business growth here at Essential
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at the point of contact, allowing for a more in-depth and ‘person- centred’ assessment of our residents' personal and practical care needs. In addition, Nourish uses cutting-edge technology and allows us to identify patterns of behaviour and wellbeing indicators that have otherwise not been identified.
We are very much looking forward to working with Nourish and spending more time with our residents.”
Pilgrims View care home has a wealth of specialised resources to support individuals living with dementia. The introduction of Nourish will allow more community engagement and support more daily activities for residents, ensuring that every resident has a vibrant and fulfilling life.
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Healthcare Solutions and are continuously committed to developing and delivering the best in innovative solutions to our customers - so we’re truly honoured to have received an accolade in support of this.”
Noel Stephenson, Group Marketing Director at Essential Healthcare Solutions, added: “Myself and the team here at Essential Healthcare Solutions are thrilled to have received this award for innovation. It’s an outstanding recognition to our work, team and our partners and we are incredibly proud.”
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