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People’s health and care needs were well managed by staff who were supported in their role by effective supervision and training. Staff demonstrated a good understanding of individual people’s needs including needs relating to nutrition and hydration. Appropriate arrangements were in place under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 for people who were not able to give consent to aspects of their care and treatment.
Carl Happs has been appointed as the new service manager for Active Care homes. We carried out a review of the data available to us about Broomhouse Nursing Home on 8 December 2022. We have not found evidence that we need to carry out an inspection or reassess our rating at this stage. We will continue to monitor information we receive about the service until we return to visit as per our reinspection programme.
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The rooms were individual to each person containing family photographs and the possessions which were important to them. At our last inspection in December 2015 we rated the service as ‘Good’ overall. For more information on our dining menu please feel free to get in contact with our home manager as we will be more than happy to discuss any queries you may have regarding specific dietary requirements.
With lists of all registered providers in Derbyshire, The Derbyshire Care Services Directory covers useful topics such as paying for care, types of care and information for carers in Derbyshire. The inspector found no outstanding requirements from the previous inspection report, but made 11 statutory requirements as a result of this inspection. This is the latest available inspection report for this service, carried out on 22nd September 2009. If this service has not had a CQC inspection since it registered with us, our judgement may be based on our assessment of declarations and evidence supplied by the service. Staff were caring, treated people with respect and promote their dignity people’s dignity, independence and rights in care. Dovetail House specifically provides residential care and support for 20 younger adults with an Acquired Brain Injury, Huntingdon’s Disease and Korsakoff’s Syndrome.
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If the service user is unable to do this, the nurse acts as their advocate, involving independent advocates as necessary, but only in the service user's best interest. We also encourage service users that are able to mobilise to eat out at the many restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area. We decorate the rooms to an individual service user's taste and there is plenty of space for them to place items they have brought with them.
You can read the report from our last comprehensive inspection, by selecting the 'all reports' link for Broomhouse Nursing Home on our website at Staff received supervision and had checks on their knowledge and skills. – the service isn't performing as well as it should and we have told the service how it must improve. A holistic approach to care is provided by a carefully selected, well-motivated team of specialist nurses, who are well versed in all modern concepts of care for people with learning disabilities. As part of the overall plan for the growth of the area, developers agreed to widen and strengthen the bridge. However, this meant it would close for almost a full year, with only pedestrian access across the railway lines during the work.
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Owing to its location close to the motorway on the edge of Glasgow, a budget hotel and restaurant were constructed close to Junction 3A serving the area; these are also near to the existing Mailcoach public house. Calderpark House, situated roughly at the same location as the public park, was linked to the powerful families who owned the adjacent Daldowie estate. However, it became unstable due to mining in the vicinity and was demolished in the 1930s.
People had opportunities to share their ideas and suggestions about the service, and raise concerns if they needed to. People told us, and we observed throughout our inspection, that people using the service and staff enjoyed each other’s company and had fun together. People we spoke to felt understood by staff and we saw that people were encouraged to be independent and were treated with respect. Staff often supported people to engage and participate in home life and the extended community; to do things they enjoyed there that were meaningful to them. Environmental equipment, specialist aids and adjustments for vehicle access helped to promote people’s independence. People received personalised, timely care that met with their known wishes, lifestyle preferences and promoted their social inclusion.
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A variety of records relating to the management of the service, including policies and procedures were reviewed. People had access to a range of health and social care professionals for advice, treatment and support. Nurses and care staff monitored people's health and well-being effectively and responded quickly to any concerns.
Where possible we did speak with people at the home, spoke with relatives who were visiting and observed the interactions staff had with people. We observed positive interactions between people using the service and staff who responded appropriately when they became distressed or unsettled. Staff were well supported in their responsibility to deliver care and treatment appropriately. People, relatives and staff were confident people received safe care. Related improvements in progress and emergency planning measures helped to further ensure this.
Bus services are limited within the development but prominent on its peripheries. The area was home to a mining community in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with several pits in the local area. There was another tavern across the street, Smugglers Inn, but this did not survive into the 21st century. As the mining industry declined in the 1930s, a small housing development with a community hall and park was established. It is bounded to the north by a railway line which divides its territory with that of Bailleston, while to the south the M74 motorway separates it from Daldowie.
We did speak with three people who told us that they were happy at Broomhouse. One said "I like the staff here, they help me and I like the food". Positive comments from relatives included "My relative is safe and looked after, we are pleased with the support they give to us".
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