Cambridge Nursing Home

The provider had policies and procedures regarding the prevention and control of infection. Staff ensured the environment was clean and safe for people. They were aware of their roles and responsibilities for the management of infection.

Staff were provided with personal protective equipment (PPE) such as aprons, masks, and gloves. They also undertook COVID-19 testing on a regular basis. The provider followed the government guidance in relation to isolation criteria.

Visiting professionals needed to provide evidence of their vaccination status to the management team before entering the service.

There were arrangements in place for relatives to visit their loved one in accordance with current guidance. People were encouraged to maintain contact with their relatives.

The provider had assessed and mitigated risks related to COVID-19 to people, staff and visitors. This included the need for a negative COVID-19 test prior to entry in the service.

The management team carried out regular infection, prevention and control audits and followed national guidance to ensure people, staff and visitors were safe.

Staff received training in infection prevention and control. They wore appropriate PPE. There were sufficient numbers of staff to keep people safe.

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