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Domestic Monitoring Tool Estates Consistency Training Presented by Myra Keenan July 2010

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Domestic Monitoring Tool

Estates Consistency Training

Presented by Myra KeenanJuly 2010

Current State of Play

• Now through first quarter• Important second quarter results

accurately reflect condition of estate• HAI Estates Monitoring Steering Group

set up these sessions• Accuracy important

Why are we here?

• Train the Trainer• Identify areas pass/fail• Systematic approach (ref appendix 6A)• Consistency in completing monitoring sheets• Use of drop down menu• Raising anomalies

Sample Results for Boards

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Sample for A1 and A2 Hospitals

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Pass or fail?

Painted line - pass

Adhesive line - fail

The panel is coming away from wall and screw covers missing

The floor covering is broken exposing area to bacteria

Dimple effect could in future lead to damage – comment only

Fail Flaking and bubbling paintwork

Fail Holes in wall and area not painted – visually unacceptable

Fail

Damage across an extensive piece of wall including scratches on wall protector

Comment to nursing re untidy display

Pass

Scuff mark on skirting – comment if unable to clean

Pass for HAI

Fail for HEI

Areas unsealed

Comment - stained beyond cleaning

Fail

Surfaces damaged

Tap insert missing

Overflow not cleaned

Fail

Dirty – fail

Sealant replace - fail

Floor covering split - fail

Shower chair or commode leg not clean – check cleaning matrix

Wardrobe surface damaged

Fail

Fail

Pass for HAI

Fail for HEI

Is this hiding an underlying problem?

Fail

Domestic Monitoring ToolBED ROOM / A1

DOMESTIC ESTATE USERDOMESTIC

DETAIL / USER ISSUES /

COMMENTS / ACTION

ESTATES DETAIL / COMMENTS /

ACTION123

WEIGHT PASS FAIL ISSUES ISSUES

FLOORS 2 2 YHard – Covering

split

WASH HAND BASIN / SINK 2 2

FURNITURE / FITTINGS 2 2 Dusty

LOW LEVEL 2 2Skirting – Marked

surface

HIGH LEVEL 2 2 YCeiling Vents –

Thick dust

TELEPHONES 2

PAINTWORK 2 2 YWalls - Damaged/

dampness

GLASSWORK 2 2

CURTAINS/SCREENS 2 2

WINDOW BLINDS 2 2 YBlinds -

Damaged/missing

SOAP/HANDTOWELS 2 2

REFUSE 2 2

Agreed System for Informing Estates

• Local reporting arrangements• Shared drive• Copy paste• Entire disc (if email ok)• Photocopy sheets (save a tree)

Key deliverables• Our No.1 priority is:

– Accuracy– Honesty– Integrity

• The Steering Group understand there are areas where there needs to be improvement in the estate

Any other questions• Complete question cards• Email any further questions to

[email protected]• Response and presentation will be

available at www.hfs.scot.nhs.uk

HFS Contacts

• David Bedwell, Assistant Director, 0141 352 5505, [email protected]

[email protected]

Thank you