SIC 87100 · Residential nursing care facilities · A regulated activity

Residential nursing care

Residential nursing care covers nursing, personal care, medicines, nutrition, mobility and the involvement of families. It is a regulated activity and is provided only under registration with the Care Quality Commission.

Nursing Care

Care involving a registered nurse, which is what distinguishes nursing care from residential care.

  • Nursing
  • Registered nurse
  • 24 hour

Personal Care

Help with washing, dressing, continence and the ordinary things dignity depends on.

  • Dignity
  • Personal care
  • Discreet

Medicines Support

Medicines stored, administered and recorded in line with the prescription and the care plan.

  • Prescribed
  • Recorded
  • Reviewed

Meals & Nutrition

Meals, hydration and support to eat, with dietary and allergen needs recorded in the care plan.

  • Meals
  • Hydration
  • Recorded

Mobility & Falls

Support to move safely, with moving and handling planned individually rather than generally.

  • Mobility
  • Safety
  • Individual

Family Involvement

Families kept informed and involved, and able to raise a concern without it becoming awkward.

  • Informed
  • Involved
  • Listened to

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