Statement of Purpose
Version 2.12
September 2015
The Care Quality Commission (Registration) Regulations 2009
This Statement of Purpose has been produced to meet the requirements of Regulation 12 of
The Care Quality Commission (Registration) Regulations 2009 and contains the information
as out lined in schedule 3 as amended by the 2012 Regulations.
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust (the “Partnership Trust”) will keep
under review this statement of purpose and will make revisions as appropriate. These will
be provided to the Care Quality Commission within twenty eight (28) days any revisions
made.
Version Control
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Date
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20/08/15
Author/Editor
Ross Tommey
Ross Tommey
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25/08/15
Ross Tommey
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25/08/15
Fay Mountford
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27/08/15
Ross Tommey
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07/09/15
Ross Tommey
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10/09/15
Ross Tommey
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Summary of Changes
New version
Location table created
 Correction to version numbering
 Location tables added
 Appendix 1 added
 Service descriptions added for Dental Services:
Balance Street Health Centre
Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre
Cross Street Clinic
Hanley Health Centre
Leek Health Centre
Longton Health Centre
Meir Health Centre
Ryecroft Primary Care Centre
Stafford Central Clinic
Stonydelph Health Centre
Tunstall Health Centre
 Updated DDA Compliance
 Temporary heading: Drafting Notes added
 Service descriptions updated for:
Bradwell Hospital
Cheadle Hospital
Haywood Hospital
Leek Moorlands Hospital
Longton Cottage Hospital
 Service descriptions updated for:
LIS Brighton House Care Home
 Registered Manager information updated for:
LIS Brighton House Care Home
LIS Cannock
LIS East Staffs
LIS Lichfield & Tamworth
LIS Moorlands
LIS Newcastle
LIS South Staffordshire
LIS Stafford
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Service descriptions updated for:
LIS Cannock
LIS East Staffs
LIS Lichfield & Tamworth
LIS Moorlands
LIS Newcastle
LIS South Staffordshire
LIS Stafford
HMYOI Werrington – Add Dental Services
HMYOI Swinfen Hall
HMP Stafford – Add over 65
HMP Featherstone – Add over 65
HMP Drake Hall – Add over 65
YOI HMP Brinsford – Change Name
YOI HMP Brinsford – Add Dental Services
Reordered LIS services alphabetically
Registration amendments added
Typographic errors corrected
Registered Manger updates for:
LIS East Staffs
LIS Lichfield & Tamworth
LIS Moorlands
LIS Newcastle
Amendments from Dental Services review
Dental Services removed:
Leek Health Centre
Longton Health Centre
Smallthorne Health Centre
Dental Services added:
Codsall Clinic (Dental Services)
Greenhill Health Centre (Dental Services)
Sandy Lane Health Centre (Dental Services)
Poswillo Dental Suite - UHNM (Dental Service)
Updated registration amendments
Registered Manger updates for:
LIS South Staffordshire
LIS Cannock
LIS Stafford
Typographic amendments
Chief Executive name and contact added
Amendments from Community Hospital review
Remove Cannock Chase Hospital
Remove Longton Cottage Hospital
Service description updates:
Bradwell Hospital
Cheadle Hospital
Haywood Hospital
Leek Moorlands Hospital
HQ Locations added to Appendix 1
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Version Control
Version
Date
Author/Editor
2.12
30/09/2015 Ross Tommey
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30/09/2015 Ross Tommey
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Kieron Murphy
07/10/2015 Elaine Mullington
Ross Tommey
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Summary of Changes
 Final proof read
 Alphabetical typography
 Appendix update
 Board Approval
 Nominated Individual actions:
Statutory Notification Reg 12
Statutory Notification Reg 15
Applications under section 19
 Submitted to CQC with notifications and
applications
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Registration Amendments: from Version 1
HQ
HQ – R1EG3
Prison Healthcare
HMYOI Werrington – R1EY1
HMP Stafford – R1EX8
HMP Featherstone – R1EZ1
HMP Drake Hall – R1EY4
HMP Brinsford – R1EX6
Community Adult Social Care
LIS – Newcastle – R1EA9
LIS – Stafford – R1EY7
LIS – Stafford – R1EY7
Community Dental Services
Tunstall Health Centre – R1E65
Meir Health Centre – R1E80
Stafford Central Clinic – R1E34
Cannock Chase Hospital – R1E07
Codsall Clinic – R1E**
Greenhill Health Centre – R1E**
Sandy Lane Health Centre – R1E**
Poswillo Dental Suite – UHNM– R1E**
Leek Health Centre – R1EF6
Longton Health Centre – R1E83
Smallthorne Health Centre – R1E60
Community Hospitals
Cannock Chase Hospital – R1E07
Longton Cottage Hospital – R1E75
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Remove Termination of Pregnancies from Regulated activities
Add Dental Services to Regulated activities
Add Caring for adults over 65 years to service user band
Add Caring for adults over 65 years to service user band
Add Caring for adults over 65 years to service user band
Add Dental Services to regulated activities
Change of Location name: YOI HMP Brinsford
Notification of Change of Registered Manager
Change Location address
Notification of Change of Registered Manager
Change of Location address
Change of Location address
Change of Location name: Meir Primary Care Centre
Change of Location address
Change of Location name: Stafford Dental Access Centre
Change of Location name: Cannock Dental Access Centre
New service Location – registration in progress
New service Location – registration in progress
New service Location – registration in progress
New service Location – registration in progress
Cancel registration Location
Cancel registration Location
Cancel registration Location
Remove Location.
 Cross reference to Dental Services for dentistry and HQ for
all other services.
 CQC criteria for Hospital Locations are in-patient beds/
overnight stay; Cannock Chase Hospital does not meet this
criteria.
Remove Location as a consequence of in-patient beds deescalated.
 Cross reference to HQ for all other services.
 CQC criteria for Hospital Locations are in-patient beds/
overnight stay; Longton Cottage Hospital no longer meets
this criteria.
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1.
Legal Status
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust (the “Partnership Trust”) was
established on 1 September 2011, and was formed from the provider services of NHS Stokeon-Trent, NHS North Staffordshire and South Staffordshire PCT. In April 2012, the
Partnership Trust became the biggest provider of integrated health and adult social care
services in the UK when adult social care teams from Staffordshire County Council
transferred over to the Partnership Trust from 1 April 2012.
The Partnership Trust provides community health and adult social care services in
Staffordshire and health services in Stoke-on-Trent.
These services range from district nursing, health visiting, school nursing, managing four
community hospitals and health services in six prisons, through to providing very specialist
community care through talented and dedicated staff.
The Partnership Trust is the biggest integrated health and social care provider in the UK and
currently offers health and adult social care to adults living in Staffordshire (outside of
Stoke-on-Trent) through our integrated care locality teams. The 32 teams give people access
to a one-stop service for all their health and adult social care needs.
The Partnership Trust serves a population of 1.1 million people and employs in the region of
6,000 staff. It is located within the geographical boundaries of Staffordshire County Council
and Stoke-on-Trent City Council and contains a number of urban centres including Stoke-onTrent, Leek, Burton-upon-Trent, Cannock, Lichfield, Stafford, Tamworth and Wombourne,
although the geographic area is largely rural.
In addition the Partnership Trust provides sexual health services to people living in Leicester,
Leicestershire and Rutland, Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin.
The Partnership Trust provides a wide range of services in the community including:
ADULT HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE COMMUNITY SERVICES
 Adult Ability Team
 Advanced Nurse
Practitioners
 Ambulatory Clinic
 Cardiac Nursing Service
 Community Intervention
Service
 Community
Rehabilitation
 Community Response
Team
 Community Stroke Team
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 Continence Advisory
Service
 Dermatology Specialist
Nurse (Covering SES Only)
 Diabetes Education
Programme (DESMOND)
 Diabetic Retinopathy
 Diabetic Team
 Dietetics
 Falls Prevention Service
 Homeless Matron Service
 Hospital Discharge Team
 Integrated Local Care
Teams (ILCTs) for Health
and Social Care
 Intermediate Care Team
 Learning Disabilities
Nursing
 Leg Ulcer Clinic
 Living Independently
Staffordshire
 Lymphedema Clinic
 Medicines Management
Services
 MICATs (MSK/Physio)
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 MICATs (Rheum/Chronic
Pain)
 Night Allocation Night
Services
 Occupational Therapy
 Out of Hours/Evening
Service
 Oxygen Clinic
 Pain Management Team
 Physiotherapy (MICATs)
 Physiotherapy and
Orthopaedic Medicine
Service (POMs)
 Podiatry
 Podiatry Nail Surgery
(AQP)
 Primary Care Orthopaedic
Service (PCOS)
 Pulmonary Rehabilitation
 Rapid Response
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CHILDREN’S SERVICES
 School Nursing Specialist
Needs
 Deep Vein Thrombosis
Screening
 Dental Services
 Health Improvement
 Home Oxygen Service
 Macmillan Nursing Team
 Minor Injuries Unit (MIU)
 Neuro Rehabilitation and
Trauma Research
 Orthopaedic Triage
 Palliative Care and End of
Life Service
 Sexual Assault Referral
Centre (SARC)
 Sexual Health and
Contraception Clinics
(SHACC)
 Sexual Health Services
 Wheelchair and
Equipment Service
 Specialist Rheumatology
Services
 Time to Quit – Smoking
Cessation
 Tissue Viability Team
 Walk in Centres
 Women's Aid
 Baby Friendly Initiative
 Children's Diabetes Team
 Children's Speech and
Language Therapy
 Community Breastfeeding
Team/ Infant Feeding
Team
 Family Nurse Partnership
 Health Visiting
 Healthy Kids Service
 Hospital@Home/CAST
 Information and Support
Team
 Newborn Hearing
Screening Programme
(NHSP)
 Paediatric Dietetics
 Paediatric Occupational
Therapy
 Paediatric Physiotherapy
 Paediatric Podiatry
 Palliative and Complex
Care Team (PACC)
 Safeguarding Children's
Service
 School Age Immunisation
Team
 School Health Advisors
 School Nursing
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COMMUNITY HOSPITALS
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Bradwell Hospital
Cheadle Hospital
Haywood Hospital
Leek Moorlands Hospital
PRISON HEALTHCARE
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HMP Drakehall
HMP Featherstone
HMP Stafford
HMYOI Werrington
YOI HMP Brinsford
YOI HMP Swinfen Hall
SPECIALIST SERVICES
 Adult Weight
Management Service
 Amputee Rehabilitation
and Limb Fitting Service
 Asylum Seekers and
Refuge Services
 Cancer Supportive
Services
 Contraception and Sexual
Health Service (CASH)
Respiratory Service
Sensory Rehabilitation
Single Point of Access
Speech and Language
Therapy
 Staffordshire Lifestyle
Service
 Supported Discharge
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2.
Registered Address and Nominated Individual
Location ID: R1E
CQC Registration Number: CRT1-2127976837
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust headquarters are based at:
Telephone:
Website:
Morston House
The Midway
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Staffordshire
ST5 1QG
0300 123 1161
http://www.staffordshireandstokeontrent.nhs.uk/
Chief Executive Officer:
Telephone:
Email:
Mr Stuart Poynor
Morston House
The Midway
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Staffordshire
ST5 1QG
0300 123 1161 ext. 1556
[email protected]
Nominated individual for regulated activities:
Telephone:
Email:
Mr Kieron Murphy
Director of Operations
Morston House
The Midway
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Staffordshire
ST5 1QG
0300 123 1161 ext. 1625
[email protected]
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3.
Aims and Objectives
Our Vision
"We deliver personalised care of the highest quality, with the best possible outcomes for
users and carers, empowering them to remain independent"
Our Values
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We Put Quality First
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We Focus on People
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We Take Responsibility
We will all:
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put quality first
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listen to each other
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be user focused and responsive
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be innovate and adaptable
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be respectful and caring of people
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be honest, transparent and accountable
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be efficient
The Partnership Trust Goals
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We will provide high quality and safe services which provide an excellent experience
and best possible outcomes.
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We will work with partners, users and carers to deliver integrated services simply
and effectively.
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Our organisation will develop and deliver sustainable, innovative services that
support independence.
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Our workforce will be empowered and supported to deliver care in a way that is
consistent with our values.
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We will make excellent use of our resources and improve levels of efficiency across
our services.
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Delivery
Current Objectives
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Deliver tangible improvements to the effectiveness, safety and customer experience
of our services.
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Develop Cost Improvement Plans to deliver financial stability in the long term while
supporting service transformation.
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Ensure the safe and effective transition of social care services into the Partnership
Trust.
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Deliver a transformation plan which transforms our service offer.
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Have a clear strategy for improving the range and quality of children’s services we
offer.
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Ensure we are ready to meet all the challenges of the Foundation Trust assessment
process.
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Implement clear decision making processes to ensure clinicians are at the heart of
decision making.
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Ensure we deliver our workforce development strategy to become the employer of
choice.
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Deliver an Information Management and Technology strategy which results in a step
change in how we operate.
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Deliver an ambitious communications and engagement strategy.
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Deliver an estates strategy which supports safe and innovative working.
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4.
CQC Registration
The Partnership Trust has identified locations, regulated activities, service types and service
user met (in accordance with the Care Quality Commission definitions).
The following pages list The Partnership Trust’s registered locations, by service, in
alphabetical order. Where services are registered at Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent
Partnership NHS Trust headquarters these are listed in Appendix 1.
Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Description of
Service:
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust - HQ
Morston House
Location ID:
R1EG3
The Midway
Newcastle-under-Lyme
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
ST5 1QG
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust is the major
provider of community health and adult social care services to people of all
ages living in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, serving a population of 1.1
million people.
The Partnership Trust provides community health and social care in
locations including clinics, community hospitals, prisons, schools and in
people’s homes.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Family planning services
 Nursing care
 Surgical procedures
 Transport services, triage and medical advice provided remotely
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Community services - Healthcare
 Whole Population
 Community services - Learning disabilities
 Community services - Mental Health
 Dentist
 Diagnosis/screening
 Homecare agencies
 Hospice
 Long-term conditions
 Phone/online advice
 Prison healthcare
 Rehabilitation (illness/injury)
 Services for everyone
 Urgent care centres
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Community Hospitals
Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Bradwell Hospital
Talke Road
Location ID:
Chesterton
DDA 2005
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST5 7NJ
Mr Kieron Murphy
Bradwell Hospital has 3 wards and 63 beds.
R1EE5
Fully
Bennion Ward
This ward has 21 beds to accommodate complex assessment of patients
who will required ongoing health and/or social care input on discharge
from hospital
Description of
Service:
Oak Ward
This ward has 21 beds to accommodate patients with a need for short
term rehabilitation/ intermediate care.
Sycamore Ward
This ward has 21 beds to accommodate a range of palliative care and
complex assessment and provides care for elderly patients with multiple
medical and nursing problems.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Community services - Healthcare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
 Diagnosis/screening
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Long-term conditions
 Dementia
 Rehabilitation (illness/injury)
 Eating disorders
 Learning disabilities
 Mental health conditions
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
 Substance misuse problems
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Cheadle Hospital
Royal Walk
Location ID:
R1EE4
Cheadle
DDA 2005
Fully
Stoke-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST10 1NS
Mr Kieron Murphy
Cheadle Hospital has 2 wards with a total of 47 beds. The hospital provides
rehabilitation/intermediate care following an acute hospital admission,
complex assessment and direct admissions from home to prevent an
admission.
Services provided include:
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Outpatient clinics
 Audiology
 Oncology
 speech therapy
 chiropody
 substance misuse
 INR
 Dietetics
 blood monitoring
 ultrasound
 rheumatology
Occupational therapy
Physiotherapy
Ward One
This ward has 23 inpatient beds and accommodates intermediate care and
rehabilitation patients.
Ward Two
This ward has 24 beds and provides palliative care, complex assessment of
future care needs and rehabilitation for patients who require a less intense
but longer period of rehabilitation.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Community services - Healthcare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
 Diagnosis/screening
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Long-term conditions
 Dementia
 Rehabilitation (illness/injury)
 Eating disorders
 Learning disabilities
 Mental health conditions
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
 Substance misuse problems
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Haywood Hospital
High Lane
Location ID:
R1E56
Burslem
DDA 2005
Fully
Stoke-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST6 7AG
Mr Kieron Murphy
Haywood Hospital was reopened to patients in September 2010 after
major redevelopment work.
Haywood Hospital provides a range of services to patients including:
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Description of
Service:
Bone densitometry
Daily DVT service
Fracture clinic
Imaging/x-ray
Intermediate care and older people’s services
Limb fitting service
Occupational therapy
Outpatient clinics (ENT, Dermatology and others)
Pharmacy
Physiotherapy
Podiatry
Rehabilitation medicine (inpatient ward and outpatients)
Rheumatology (inpatient ward, day case unit and outpatients)
Walk-in centre
Wheelchair services
The Haywood Hospital also has specialist services for rheumatology and
specialist rehabilitation.
Broadfield Ward
This ward has 23 beds and provides care for adult patients requiring
neurological rehabilitation. Patients present with a variety of neurological
diagnoses including stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, brain
tumours and spinal problems.
Chatterley Ward
This ward has 25 beds; 20 intermediate care/ rehabilitation and complex
assessment beds and 5 palliative care beds.
Grange Ward
This ward has 32 dedicated step up beds to receive patients directly from
their own homes or usual place of residence or directly from the
Emergency portals within the local Acute NHS Trust.
Jackfield Ward
This ward has 20 rehabilitation beds; accommodating fractured neck of
femur pathway patients, complex assessment and rehabilitation.
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Scotia Day Case Unit
The Unit consists of 10 trolley spaces. It provides care and treatment for
patients who have rheumatology conditions and patients attending for
supportive therapy treatments (e.g. blood transfusions). The Unit plays an
important part in clinical research trials.
Scotia Inpatient Ward
This ward has 10 beds and accommodates rheumatology in-patients.
Sneyd Ward: Stroke Rehabilitation Unit
This ward has 20 beds and provides specialist and co-ordinated
rehabilitation to adults following a stroke and is part of a wider stroke
service that includes an acute stroke unit based at the University Hospital
of North Midlands and the Community Stroke Team at the Haywood
Hospital.
The rehabilitation is provided by a range of specialist health professionals
which includes medical, nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy,
speech and language therapy and dieticians.
Specialist support from the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit includes:
 Expert care and guidance
 Use of a wide range of treatments and techniques
 Support for various physical, cognitive and psychological problems
that may arise as a result of a stroke
 Carer education and training to enable ongoing rehabilitation
following discharge
Hydrotherapy
The Haywood Hospital has a hydrotherapy pool available to selected
physiotherapy patients.
Hydrotherapy is a form of physiotherapy; patients are given an exercise
programme to do in a heated pool (35°C). The warm water helps the body
to relax and will help to relieve pain, which can help patients’ movements.
Exercising in water also helps strengthen muscles and increase joint
movement whilst they are supported and protected in the water.
Rheumatology Centre
The rheumatology centre at the Haywood Hospital currently welcomes
patients from North Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Cheshire; the catchment
area has a population of over 500,000 patients.
The centre deals with the investigation, diagnosis, management and
treatment of patients with arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions
many of which are chronic conditions which require lifelong treatment.
The hospital is pioneering in many different aspects of rheumatology, the
first community rheumatologist was appointed here and the first
development of a computerised drug monitoring system was at also the
Haywood Hospital.
The rheumatology centre also has an active research team recognised
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nationally and internationally for its work.
Walk in Centre
The walk-in centre is a nurse-led service which provides a range of minor
injury/ailment services, no appointment is needed and the facility is used
by approximately 55,000 patients a year.
The walk-in centre also provides a daily DVT service and a fracture clinic
service which operates three afternoons each week.
The opening hours for the walk-in centre are:
7am to 10pm Mon- Fri
9am to 10pm Sat/Sun/Bank Holidays
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Community services - Healthcare
 Whole Population
 Diagnosis/screening
 Hospice
 Long-term conditions
 Rehabilitation (illness/injury)
 Urgent care centres
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Leek Moorlands Hospital
Ashbourne Road
Location ID:
R1EE3
Leek
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
ST13 5BQ
Mr Kieron Murphy
Leek Moorlands Hospital has 2 wards, with a total of 36 beds, and a minor
injuries unit. Services provided at Leek Moorlands Hospital include
specialised nursing care for the elderly, physiotherapy, occupational
therapy and speech therapy.
Leek Cottage Hospital providing inpatient services including:
 Diabetes care
 Discharge planning
 Holistic quality care
 Intravenous therapies e.g. IV antibiotics
 Nutrition
 Palliative care
 Rehabilitation
 Stroke care
 Wound care
Description of
Service:
Cottage Ward
This ward has 19 inpatient beds accommodating rehabilitation/
intermediate care and step up directly from home.
Saddler Ward
This ward has 17 beds accommodating rehabilitation/ intermediate care
and step up directly from home.
Minor Injuries and Illnesses Unit (MIU)
This unit provides the first point of call for assessment of minor injury and
illness; it is open between 8am and 8pm and provides a Nurse-led minor
injury and minor illness facility. Services provided include:
 Advice for bites, stings allergy related issues
 Advice/treatment for muscle and joint injuries e.g. sprains and strains
 Assessment, diagnosis and treatment for broken bones/fractures
 Emergency contraception and advice
 Treatment of ear, throat, urine, eye and some skin infections
 Wounds requiring insertion/removal of stitches and special care
 X-ray facilities
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Community services - Healthcare
 Whole Population
 Diagnosis/screening
 Long-term conditions
 Rehabilitation (illness/injury)
 Urgent care centres
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Social Care Services
Registered Service:
Statement of overall
aims of the service:
Living Independently Staffordshire
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust aim to deliver a high
quality community reablement service across Staffordshire through the Living
Independently Staffordshire (LIS) service.
The service forms part of the wider Community Intervention Service (CIS) and
works under the direct line management of the Integrated Service Managers.
The service is a multi-disciplinary team including, therapists, to support a
greater number of service users to reduce their dependency on long term
services and/ or 24 hour care. Our aim is to reduce admissions to hospital and
improve hospital discharges.
The service has been designed to increase peoples independence and
maximise their opportunities to live in their own homes and communities.
We aim to offer a person centred, flexible, high quality service designed to
support individuals to live independently within their own homes whilst
enjoying an improved quality of life.
The reablement service should lead to the following outcomes for people:
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Following access to the service, no further support is required, or
Needs identified have been met and the service user will be
discharged from services, or
The service needs to be extended to achieve the full benefits from
reablement; this should be in exceptional circumstances only, or
Further services through an individual budget/ direct payment/
managed budget are required because there are on-going needs.
All service users will have their own person centred support plan, which will be
reviewed on a regular basis by CIS. All relevant individuals, including the LIS
service, involved in the support plan will be invited to contribute to the review
to ensure that the outcomes set are still appropriate and achievable.
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust aims to provide a
service that will promote equal opportunities for individuals of all cultures,
religious and social backgrounds.
Name, address for
nominated individual:
The principle of this service is underpinned by government legislation and is
registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Each location is managed
by a CQC Registered Manager.
Living Independently Staffordshire is operated by Staffordshire and Stoke-onTrent Partnership NHS Trust (R1E) under formal contract with Staffordshire
County Council Peoples Directorate, Walton Buildings, PO Box 11, Martin
Street, Stafford, ST16 2LR.
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust has nominated Kieron
Murphy, Director of Operations, as the nominated individual for this service.
Morston House
The Midway
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Staffordshire
ST5 1QG
0300 123 1161 ext. 1625
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Location name:
Location address:
Registered Manager:
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Living Independently Staffordshire – Brighton House Care Home
Sneyd Terrace
Location ID:
R1EX2
Silverdale
DDA 2005
Fully
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST5 6JT
Mrs Yvonne Hunter
Yvonne has over 20 years of experience in managing care homes and holds
the following qualifications: NVQ 4 Registered Manager Award, National
Examination in Supervisory Management (NEBSM), D32, 33 and A1
Assessor, NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Safe Handling of Medicines, CIEH Level
2 Health and Safety in Social Care, First Aid, Moving and Handling,
Supervisory and various other mandatory training courses.
Yvonne has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards
and CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and
compliant at all times.
Brighton House delivers a high quality, short term intervention and
residential respite service for a period of up to 6 weeks depending on
assessed needs.
Enablement is offered with the following eligibility criteria:
• The individual must be residing in Newcastle and or Staffordshire
Moorlands district.
• The individual must be over the age of 50
• The individual must be medically stable
• The individual requires a short term programme of enablement
and are likely to make progress
• The individual’s medical needs have been assessed as manageable
within the community and only requiring a minimal to a moderate
amount of district nursing input.
• The individual is in the early onset of dementia and is deemed of
being at risk of admission to long term care
• The individual can demonstrate consent to the admission and a
willingness to undertake any planned therapies
A full standard operating procedure and a service user guide is available
upon request.
The home intends to provide an enabling service within a residential
setting which is designed to support individuals to regain confidence,
remain independent and living in their own homes.
All health care needs will be met by local GP’s and district nurses along
with all other community based professionals. We will provide support for
individuals to access all appointments within the community including GP,
district nurse, dentist, optician and hospital appointments; we ask that
family members/friends/carers remain involved in assisting individuals to
attend these appointments. Medication is administered by trained staff,
supported by the GP and our local pharmacist. Support to enable
individuals to continue to control their own medication is encouraged. In
the event of an individual’s health deteriorating, a full assessment will be
carried out to establish the individual’s change in needs and how they can
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be appropriately supported.
We understand that an individual’s independence is key to a successful
outcome of using our service. The home therefore has facilities throughout
to assist people accessing the service the best opportunity to achieve this
outcome. Our staff team are experienced and qualified to help individuals
maintain and develop skills that enable them to continue living
independently.
All care staff members have completed the Common Induction Standards
or are working towards completing The Care Certificate; this is followed by
a requirement to achieve a minimum QCF level 2 in Health and Social Care.
This is supported further by a specialised induction programme for all staff
that is relevant to this service area, with an ongoing training and
development plan for individual staff and the staff team as a whole.
Regulated Activities:  Accommodation for persons who require nursing or personal care
 Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Caring for adults over 65 years
 Rehabilitation (illness/injury)
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Residential homes
 Dementia
 Physical disabilities
Additional Conditions
1. The registered provider must only accommodate a maximum of 26 service users at Living
Independently Staffordshire - Brighton House Care Home.
2. The registered provider must not provide nursing care under Accommodation for persons who
require nursing or personal care at Living Independently Staffordshire - Brighton House Care
Home.
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Location name:
Location address:
Living Independently Staffordshire – Cannock
Civic Centre Offices
Location ID:
Cannock Chase District Council
DDA 2005
Beecroft Road
Compliance
Cannock
Staffordshire
WS11 1BG
Mrs Diane Matthews
R1EZ2
Fully
Diane has over 25 years’ experience of working in and managing adult
social care services. Diane has been the Registered Manager at Living
Independently Staffordshire since 2012 and previously managed in-house
Homecare for Staffordshire County Council.
Registered Manager:
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Diane is a qualified NVQ Assessor A32/33 and Internal Verifier and holds a
NVQ level 4 Registered Managers Award (RMA), National Examination in
Supervisory Management (NEBSM), NVQ level 3 Mental Health and NCFE
level 2 medication.
Having been a Registered Manager for over 10 years Diane has an
excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards and CQC
methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and compliant at all
times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) Cannock delivers a high quality,
short term intervention and reablement service for a period of up to 6
weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:
 Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Provide both hospital and home based assessments
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to appropriate provider, where required.
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services.
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Service objectives for 2015/16 are to progress fully towards the Discharge
to Access model.
 Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
home after an acute hospital admission with the following
objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Location name:
Location address:
Living Independently Staffordshire – East Staffs.
Burton Area Office
Location ID:
No. 1-3 St Pauls Square
DDA 2005
Burton-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
DE14 2EQ
R1EX4
Location not
DDA 2005
Compliant.
Service action
plan in place
Mrs Christina Birch
Christina has over 30 years’ experience of working in and managing health
and social care services. Christina has been the Registered Manager since
2000 and was recognised for her outstanding contribution to adult social
care by receiving a national award for Reablement Manager of the Year in
2004.
Registered Manager:
Christina is a qualified NVQ Assessor and Internal Verifier and holds a level
4 Registered Managers Award (RMA) and National Examination in
Supervisory Management (NEBSM).
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Christina has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental
standards and CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and
compliant at all times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) East Staffs delivers a high quality,
short term intervention and reablement service for a period of up to 6
weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:

Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Provide both hospital and home based assessments
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to independent agency, where required.
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services.
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
Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
home after an acute hospital admission with the following
objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
 The service provides a Rapid Discharge Assessor based at
Queens Hospital, Belvedere Road, Burton-on-Trent, DE13 0RB.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Location name:
Location address:
Living Independently Staffordshire – Lichfield & Tamworth
Tame House
Location ID:
R1EK1
Lichfield Road
DDA 2005
At the point of
Tamworth
Compliance
access
Staffordshire
B79 7SF
Mrs Alison Louise Dockray
Alison has over 20 years’ experience of working in and managing adult
social care services. Alison has been the Registered Manager at Living
Independently Staffordshire since June 2011.
Registered Manager:
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Alison is a qualified NVQ Assessor and Internal Verifier and holds a level 4
Registered Managers Award (DMCS) and Qualified as a Nurse (LD) in 1984.
Alison has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards
and CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and
compliant at all times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) Lichfield & Tamworth delivers a
high quality, short term intervention and reablement service for a period
of up to 6 weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:
 Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Provide both hospital and home based assessments
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to appropriate provider, where required.
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services.
Service objectives for 2015/16 are to progress fully towards the Discharge
to Access model.
 Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
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home after an acute hospital admission with the following
objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Location name:
Location address:
Registered Manager:
Living Independently Staffordshire - Moorlands
Leek Area Office Moorlands House
Location ID:
Stockwell Street
DDA 2005
Leek
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST13 6HQ
Mrs Susan Watwood
R1EE2
Fully
Susan has over 20 years’ experience of working in and managing adult
social care services. Susan has been the Registered Manager at Living
Independently Staffordshire since 2011 and has worked in adult care
services for Staffordshire County Council since 1998; she has previous
experience prior to this working in the independent domiciliary care
sector, as a Care Manager.
Susan is a qualified NVQ Assessor and Internal Verifier and holds a NVQ
level 4 Registered Managers Award (RMA) Diploma in Care Services.
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Susan has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards
and CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and
compliant at all times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) Moorlands delivers a high quality,
short term intervention and reablement service for a period of up to 6
weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:
 Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to appropriate provider, where required
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services
 Staying at Home Scheme – The Stay at Home Scheme is a
specialised service enabling individuals diagnosed with a dementia
type illness to continue to live at home. The service provides an
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assessment process encompassing all of the above tasks including
the use of assistive technology to identify ongoing needs and
positive outcomes for the individual whilst promoting dignity in
care. This service is delivered in partnership with community
psychiatric nurses and therapists.
 Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
home after an acute hospital admission with the following
objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
 The service also ensures that there is a maintained Domiciliary
Care Service at the point of need. This ensures hospital discharge
or delay following the end of a period of reablement is not
impacted while access to a long term domiciliary care provider is
arranged.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Location name:
Location address:
Registered Manager:
Living Independently Staffordshire - Newcastle
Civic Offices
Location ID:
Merrial Street
DDA 2005
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST5 2AG
Mrs Helen Wright (awaiting CQC Notice of Decision)
R1EA9
Fully
Helen was previously a Registered Manager for the Home Care Service in
and the Staffordshire Community Reablement Service for Stafford and
Burton, from November 1999 to March 2013. Both services delivered
Domiciliary Care and Reablement Care in Staffordshire. Helen returned to
the Living Independently Staffordshire service in 2014 and is awaiting CQC
Registration for her current role as manager at LIS Newcastle.
Helen is a qualified NVQ Assessor and Internal Verifier and holds a NVQ
Level 4 Diploma in the Management of a Care Service.
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Helen has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards
and CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and
compliant at all times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) Newcastle delivers a high quality,
short term intervention and reablement service for a period of up to 6
weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:
 Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to appropriate provider, where required
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services
 Staying at Home Scheme – The Stay at Home Scheme is a
specialised service enabling individuals diagnosed with a dementia
type illness to continue to live at home. The service provides an
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assessment process encompassing all of the above tasks including
the use of assistive technology to identify ongoing needs and
positive outcomes for the individual whilst promoting dignity in
care. This service is delivered in partnership with community
psychiatric nurses and therapists.
 Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
home after an acute hospital admission with the following
objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
 The service also ensures that there is a maintained Domiciliary
Care Service at the point of need. This ensures hospital discharge
or delay following the end of a period of reablement is not
impacted while access to a long term domiciliary care provider is
arranged.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Location name:
Location address:
Living Independently Staffordshire – South Staffordshire
Billbrook House
Location ID:
10 Carter Avenue
DDA 2005
Codsall
Compliance
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
ST16 2ST
Mrs Tracy Sketchley
R1EX3
Fully
Tracy has over 20 years’ experience of working in and managing adult
social care services. Tracy has been the Registered Manager at Living
Independently Staffordshire since 2010 and previously managed in-house
Homecare for Staffordshire County Council.
Registered Manager:
Tracy is a qualified NVQ Assessor and Internal Verifier and holds a level 4
Registered Managers Award (RMA).
Tracey is the Assistive Technology Champion for Living Independently
Staffordshire.
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Tracy has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards
and CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and
compliant at all times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) South Staffordshire delivers a high
quality, short term intervention and reablement service for a period of up
to 6 weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:
 Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Provide both hospital and home based assessments
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to appropriate provider, where required.
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services.
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Service objectives for 2015/16 are to progress fully towards the Discharge
to Access model.
 Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
home after an acute hospital admission with the following
objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Location name:
Location address:
Registered Manager:
Description of
Service and Location
Specific Objectives:
Living Independently Staffordshire - Stafford
Greyfriars – Stafford Therapy Centre
Location ID:
Unit 12, Greyfriars Business Park
DDA 2005
Stafford
Compliance
ST16 2ST
Mrs Joanna Lyon
R1E7Y
Fully
Jo has over 20 years of working in customer focused services and has
worked within the Living Independently Staffordshire service since 2006.
She has worked as a support worker and team co-ordinator and has taken
this working knowledge to undertake the role of Registered Manager. She
is studying an ILM Level 5 in Coaching and Mentoring which enables her to
work towards a professional qualification in leadership.
Jo has an excellent working knowledge of the fundamental standards and
CQC methods of inspection, to ensure the service is safe and compliant at
all times.
Living Independently Staffordshire (LIS) Stafford delivers a high quality,
short term intervention and reablement service for a period of up to 6
weeks depending on assessed needs.
Enablement is offered to people who are:
• a citizen of Staffordshire
• and/or who meet the service eligibility criteria
We will encourage all eligible individuals with reablement potential to
access our service.
The service is available to all eligible adults with both physical and mental
health needs, including learning disability, and provides a wide range of
support including:
 Working in partnership with other professionals to provide support
with short term reablement/enablement goals where there is
potential for the person to improve life skills/maximise
independence in a sustainable manner. This will predominantly be
achieved in partnership with the therapists colleagues in the CIS
 Provide both hospital and home based assessments
 Rebuilding confidence following a stay in hospital or a
rehabilitation bed
 Crisis Intervention to prevent admission to hospital/ residential
care/palliative care
 Contribute to a holistic assessment of need including personal
care, health/ medication, cultural, social and housing needs
 Contribute to a timely review process ensuring positive outcomes
 Support with the smooth transfer of services at the end of the
reablement period to appropriate provider, where required.
 Support with signposting for those no longer eligible for services.
Service objectives for 2015/16 are to progress fully towards the Discharge
to Access model.
 Discharge to Assess Model – The Discharge to Assess Model is a
specialised service enabling individuals to benefit from returning
home after an acute hospital admission with the following
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objectives:
 No loss of confidence by spending too long in hospital
 A reduction in unnecessary hospital delays; once an individual
is medically fit for discharge they should be discharged home
as soon as possible with sufficient support in place to meet
their short and possibly long term needs
 A reduction in care home placements; individuals should be
supported at home, when appropriate and allowing for
personal choice, for as long as possible
 Further decisions about an individual’s long term support are
made at home rather than in hospital
 Ensure that if reablement is needed an individual gets it;
maintaining independence for as long as possible.
Regulated Activities:  Personal Care
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Domiciliary care services/ Homecare
 Caring for adults over 65 years
Agencies
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dementia
 Learning disabilities
 Physical disabilities
 Sensory impairments
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Prison Healthcare
Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
YOI HMP Brinsford
New Road
Featherstone
Wolverhampton
West Midlands
WV10 7PY
Mr Kieron Murphy
The prison population is younger adult
months.
Location ID:
DDA 2005
Compliance
R1EX6
At the point of
access
males aged 18 – 21 years /10
The healthcare service operates from a dedicated healthcare unit in both
in-patient beds and outpatient services, with additional visiting dentist,
optician, podiatry and physiotherapy services.
Description of
Service:
Healthcare services include nurse led clinics, assessment, diagnostics and
screening, vaccination/immunisations programme, management of long
term conditions e.g. asthma (including patient self-management),
surveillance/screening, sexual health services, and behavioural therapy.
Health promotion programs include smoking cessation, oral health, health
and well-being.
There are in-patient facilities which can accommodate 11 people.
The Partnership Trust healthcare professionals work alongside other
providers to provide a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. All staff
have access to ‘SystmOne’ to ensure continuity of record keeping when
people transferred in from, and to, other prisons.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Prison healthcare services
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dental services
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
HMP Drake Hall
Eccleshall
Location ID:
R1EY4
Stafford
DDA 2005
At the point of
Staffordshire
Compliance
access
ST21 6LQ
Mr Kieron Murphy
The prison population is adult women aged 18 years and over.
The healthcare service operates from a dedicated healthcare unit, with
additional visiting dentist, optician, podiatry and physiotherapy services.
Description of
Service:
Healthcare services include nurse led clinics, assessment, diagnostics and
screening, vaccination/immunisations programme, management of long
term conditions e.g. asthma (including patient self-management),
surveillance/screening, sexual health services, and behavioural therapy.
Health promotion programs include smoking cessation, oral health, health
and well-being.
The service does not include in-patient facilities.
The Partnership Trust healthcare professionals work alongside other
providers to provide a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. All staff
have access to ‘SystmOne’ to ensure continuity of record keeping when
people transferred in from, and to, other prisons.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Prison healthcare services
 Caring for adults over 65 years
 Dental services
 Caring for adults under 65 years
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
HMP Featherstone
New Road
Location ID:
R1EZ1
Featherstone
DDA 2005
At the point of
Wolverhampton
Compliance
access
West Midlands
WV10 7PU
Mr Kieron Murphy
The prison population is adult males aged 18 years and over. HMP
Featherstone is an adult Cat C Closed Training Establishment.
The healthcare service operates from a dedicated healthcare unit, with
additional visiting dentist, optician, podiatry and physiotherapy services.
Description of
Service:
Healthcare services include nurse led clinics, assessment, diagnostics and
screening, vaccination/immunisations programme, management of long
term conditions e.g. asthma (including patient self-management),
surveillance/screening, sexual health services, and behavioural therapy.
Health promotion programs include smoking cessation, oral health, health
and well-being.
The service does not include in-patient facilities.
The Partnership Trust healthcare professionals work alongside other
providers to provide a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. All staff
have access to ‘SystmOne’ to ensure continuity of record keeping when
people transferred in from, and to, other prisons.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Prison healthcare services
 Caring for adults over 65 years
 Dental services
 Caring for adults under 65 years
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
HMP Stafford
54 Gaol Road
Location ID:
R1EX8
Stafford
DDA 2005
At the point of
Staffordshire
Compliance
access
ST16 3AW
Mr Kieron Murphy
The prison population is adult males aged 18 years and over. HMP Stafford
is an adult Cat C Closed Training Establishment.
The healthcare service operates from a dedicated healthcare unit, with
additional visiting dentist, optician, podiatry and physiotherapy services.
Description of
Service:
Healthcare services include nurse led clinics, assessment, diagnostics and
screening, vaccination/immunisations programme, management of long
term conditions e.g. asthma (including patient self-management),
surveillance/screening, sexual health services, and behavioural therapy.
Health promotion programs include smoking cessation, oral health, health
and well-being.
The service does not include in-patient facilities.
The Partnership Trust healthcare professionals work alongside other
providers to provide a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. All staff
have access to ‘SystmOne’ to ensure continuity of record keeping when
people transferred in from, and to, other prisons.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Prison healthcare services
 Caring for adults over 65 years
 Dental services
 Caring for adults under 65 years
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
HMYOI Swinfen Hall
Swinfen Hall
Location ID:
Lichfield
DDA 2005
Staffordshire
Compliance
WS14 9QS
Mr Kieron Murphy
The prison population is younger adult males aged 18 to
years to life.
R1EX9
At the point of
access
25 serving four
The healthcare service operates from a dedicated healthcare unit, with
additional visiting dentist, optician, podiatry and physiotherapy services.
Description of
Service:
Healthcare services include nurse led clinics, assessment, diagnostics and
screening, vaccination/immunisations programme, management of long
term conditions e.g. asthma (including patient self-management),
surveillance/screening, sexual health services, and behavioural therapy.
Health promotion programs include smoking cessation, oral health, health
and well-being.
The service does not include in-patient facilities.
The Partnership Trust healthcare professionals work alongside other
providers to provide a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. All staff
have access to ‘SystmOne’ to ensure continuity of record keeping when
people transferred in from, and to, other prisons.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Prison healthcare services
 Caring for adults under 65 years
 Dental services
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
HMYOI Werrington
Ashbank Road
Location ID:
Werrington
DDA 2005
Stoke-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST9 0DX
Mr Kieron Murphy
The prison population is for young people aged 15 – 18
specialist custodial places.
R1EY1
At the point of
access
which provides
The healthcare service operates 24/7 from a dedicated healthcare unit,
with additional visiting dentist and optician services.
Description of
Service:
Healthcare services include nurse led clinics, assessment, diagnostics and
screening, vaccination/immunisations programme, management of long
term conditions e.g. asthma (including patient self-management),
surveillance/screening, sexual health services, and behavioural therapy.
Health promotion programs include smoking cessation, oral health, health
and well-being.
The service does not include in-patient facilities.
The Partnership Trust healthcare professionals work alongside other
providers to provide a multi-disciplinary approach to patient care. All staff
have access to ‘SystmOne’ to ensure continuity of record keeping when
people transferred in from, and to, other prisons.
Regulated Activities:  Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service types:
Service user needs met:
 Prison healthcare services
 Caring for children (0 – 18 years)
 Dental services
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Community Dental Services
Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Balance Street Health Centre (Dental Service)
Balance Street
Location ID:
R1E02
Uttoxeter
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
ST14 8GJ
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre (Dental Service)
Dawlish Drive
Location ID:
R1ED6
Bentilee
DDA 2005
Fully
Stoke-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST2 0EU
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Cannock Dental Access Centre (Dental Service)
Cannock Chase Hospital
Location ID:
R1E07
Brunswick Road
DDA 2005
Fully
Cannock
Compliance
Staffordshire
WS11 5XY
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Cross Street Clinic (Dental Services)
Cross Street
Location ID:
R1E09
Burton-on-Trent
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
DE14 1EG
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and emergency
or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment with a dentist
locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists, dental hygienists and
dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often referred
into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by a dentist
within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who is
not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient contact
time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious sedation or
general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs which
include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Codsall Clinic (Dental Services)
Elliots Lane
Location ID:
Codsall
DDA 2005
Fully
Wolverhampton
Compliance
West Midlands
WV8 1PH
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Greenhill Health Centre (Dental Services)
Church Street
Location ID:
Lichfield
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
WS13 6JL
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Hanley Health Centre (Dental Service)
Upper Huntbach Street
Location ID:
R1EY5
Hanley
DDA 2005
Fully
Stoke-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST1 2BN
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Meir Primary Care Centre (Dental Service)
Weston Road
Location ID:
R1E80
Meir
DDA 2005
Fully
Stoke-on-Trent
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST3 6AB
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Poswillo Dental Suite - UHNM (Dental Service)
Poswillo Dental Suite
Location ID:
Royal Stoke University Hospital
DDA 2005
Fully
Newcastle Road
Compliance
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Staffordshire
ST4 6QG
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
General Anaesthetics for children and special care patients
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Ryecroft Primary Care Centre (Dental Service)
Off Broad Street
Location ID:
R1EY9
Newcastle-under-Lyme
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
ST5 2BQ
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Sandy Lane Health Centre (Dental Services)
Sandy Lane
Location ID:
Rugeley
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
WS15 2LB
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Stafford Dental Access Centre (Dental Service)
2nd Floor Civic Offices
Location ID:
R1E34
Riverside
DDA 2005
Fully
Stafford
Compliance
Staffordshire
ST16 3AQ
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Stoneydelph Health Centre (Dental Service)
Ellerbeck
Location ID:
R1E36
Tamworth
DDA 2005
Fully
Staffordshire
Compliance
B77 4JA
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Location name:
Location address:
Accountable Person:
Tunstall Health Centre (Dental Service)
Tunstall Primary Care Centre
Location ID:
R1E65
Alexandra Park
DDA 2005
Fully
Scotia Road
Compliance
Stoke-on-Trent
ST6 6BE
Mr Kieron Murphy
The Dental Service provides dental care for vulnerable people and
emergency or urgent dental care to anyone not currently under treatment
with a dentist locally. The team consists of dentists, dental therapists,
dental hygienists and dental nurses.
Dental services are provided primarily to residents of Stoke-on-Trent and
Staffordshire, although emergency and urgent dental care is available to
anyone visiting or working in the area. Special care patients are often
referred into the service via general dental practitioners or referred on by
a dentist within the service.
The following services are provided:
Description of
Service:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Emergency or urgent dental treatment
Out of hours emergency or urgent dental treatment
Special care dental treatment
Routine dental care for children
Epidemiology surveys
Sedation IV and RA
Emergency/urgent dental care is provided to anyone with dental pain who
is not currently with another dentist locally.
Special care dentistry is provided for patients with special needs such as
learning disabilities, mental health problems and patients who suffer from
dental phobia. This type of dental care typically requires more patient
contact time and can involve techniques such as the use of conscious
sedation or general anaesthesia.
Epidemiological surveys are carried out as requested.
Anxious patients are referred in by general dental practitioners to have
treatment carried out under sedation.
Regulated Activities:
Service types:
 Dental Services
The service provides routine care for children with specific dental needs
which include a general anaesthesia service for younger children requiring
extractions.
 Diagnostic and screening procedures
 Surgical procedures
 Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Service user needs met:
 Whole Population
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Appendix 1
Statement of Purpose
Locations, Service Types, Service User Band
and HQ Location Matrices
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Regulated Activity
Personal care
Accommodation for persons who require
nursing or personal care
Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
Surgical procedures
Diagnostic and screening procedures
Transport services, triage and medical
advice provided remotely
Nursing care
Family planning services
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Tunstall Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E65)
Stonydelph Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E36)
Stafford Dental Access Centre (Dental Service) (R1E34)
Sandy Lane Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E**)
Ryecroft Primary Care Centre (Dental Service) (R1EY9)
Poswillo Dental Suite - UHNM (Dental Service) (R1E**)
Meir Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E80)
Hanley Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1EY5)
Greenhill Health Centrel (R1E**)
Codsall Clinic (R1E**)
Cross Street Clinic (Dental Service) (R1E09)
Cannock Dental Access Centre (R1E07)
Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre (Dental Service) (R1ED6)
Balance Street Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E02)
HMYOI Werrington (R1EY1)
HMP&YOI Swinfen Hall (R1EX9)
HMP Stafford (R1EX8)
HMP Featherstone (R1EZ1)
HMP Drake Hall (R1EY4)
YOI HMP Brinsford (R1EX6)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Stafford (R1EY7)
Living Independently Staffordshire - South Staffordshire (R1EX3)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Newcastle (R1EA9)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Moorlands (R1EE2)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Lichfield & Tamworth (R1EK1)
Living Independently Staffordshire - East Staffs (R1EX4)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Cannock (R1EZ2)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Brighton House Care Home (R1EX4)
Leek Moorlands Hospital (R1EE3)
Haywood Hospital (R1E56)
Cheadle Hospital (R1EE4)
Bradwell Hospital (R2EE5)
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust - HQ (R1EG3)
Location
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Hospice services
HPS
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Long-term conditions services
LTC
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Prison healthcare services
PHS
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Rehabilitation services
RHS
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Community healthcare services
CHC
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Dental services
DEN
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Diagnostic and/or screening services
DSS
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Community LD services
LDC
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Community MH services
MHC
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Urgent care services
UCS
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Care home WITHOUT nursing
CHS
Domiciliary care services
DCC
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Remote clinical advice services
RCA
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Tunstall Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E65)
Stonydelph Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E36)
Stafford Dental Access Centre (Dental Service) (R1E34)
Sandy Lane Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E**)
Ryecroft Primary Care Centre (Dental Service) (R1EY9)
Poswillo Dental Suite - UHNM (Dental Service) (R1E**)
Meir Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E80)
Hanley Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1EY5)
Greenhill Health Centrel (R1E**)
Codsall Clinic (R1E**)
Cross Street Clinic (Dental Service) (R1E09)
Cannock Dental Access Centre (R1E07)
Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre (Dental Service) (R1ED6)
Balance Street Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E02)
HMYOI Werrington (R1EY1)
HMP&YOI Swinfen Hall (R1EX9)
HMP Stafford (R1EX8)
HMP Featherstone (R1EZ1)
HMP Drake Hall (R1EY4)
YOI HMP Brinsford (R1EX6)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Stafford (R1EY7)
Living Independently Staffordshire - South Staffordshire (R1EX3)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Newcastle (R1EA9)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Moorlands (R1EE2)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Lichfield & Tamworth (R1EK1)
Living Independently Staffordshire - East Staffs (R1EX4)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Cannock (R1EZ2)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Brighton House Care Home (R1EX4)
Leek Moorlands Hospital (R1EE3)
Haywood Hospital (R1E56)
Cheadle Hospital (R1EE4)
Bradwell Hospital (R2EE5)
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust - HQ (R1EG3)
Service Type
CQC Service Code
Location and CQC Code
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Service User Bands
Learning Disability or Autistic
Spectrum Disorder
Whole Population
Mental health
Physical disability
Dementia
People who misuse drugs and
alcohol
People with and eating disorder
Sensory Impairments
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Children (0 - 18yrs)
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Older people (65+)
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Adults (under 65)
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Tunstall Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E65)
Stonydelph Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E36)
Stafford Dental Access Centre (Dental Service) (R1E34)
Sandy Lane Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E**)
Ryecroft Primary Care Centre (Dental Service) (R1EY9)
Poswillo Dental Suite - UHNM (Dental Service) (R1E**)
Meir Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E80)
Hanley Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1EY5)
Greenhill Health Centrel (R1E**)
Codsall Clinic (R1E**)
Cross Street Clinic (Dental Service) (R1E09)
Cannock Dental Access Centre (R1E07)
Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre (Dental Service) (R1ED6)
Balance Street Health Centre (Dental Service) (R1E02)
HMYOI Werrington (R1EY1)
HMP&YOI Swinfen Hall (R1EX9)
HMP Stafford (R1EX8)
HMP Featherstone (R1EZ1)
HMP Drake Hall (R1EY4)
YOI HMP Brinsford (R1EX6)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Stafford (R1EY7)
Living Independently Staffordshire - South Staffordshire (R1EX3)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Newcastle (R1EA9)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Moorlands (R1EE2)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Lichfield & Tamworth (R1EK1)
Living Independently Staffordshire - East Staffs (R1EX4)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Cannock (R1EZ2)
Living Independently Staffordshire - Brighton House Care Home (R1EX4)
Leek Moorlands Hospital (R1EE3)
Haywood Hospital (R1E56)
Cheadle Hospital (R1EE4)
Bradwell Hospital (R2EE5)
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Partnership NHS Trust - HQ (R1EG3)
Location
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Community Health Care Services (Adults) Registered through HQ – R1EG3 (page 1)
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Community Health Care Services (Adults) Registered through HQ – R1EG3 (page 2)
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Community Health Care Services (Adults) Registered through HQ – R1EG3 (page 3)
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Service Type
Sexual Health Services
Adult Weight Management Service
Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC)
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Wheelchair & Equipment Service
Women's Aid
SSOTP Statement of Purpose V2.12
Orthoptist Clinic
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Asylum Seeker & Refugee Health Team
Contraception and Sexual Health Service (CASH)
CNS - Learning Disabilities
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Palliative Care and End of Life Service
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Consultant Led Diabetic Service
Home Oxygen Service
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Physio Exercise Group
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Health Inclusion Team
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Amputee Rehabilitation Service/ Limb Fitting Service
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Tissue Viablity Team
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IMPACT Pain Clinic
Macmillian Nursing Team
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Therapy Services
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CNS - Dietician
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CNS - Parkinson's Disease
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Diabetic Retinopathy Service
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Cancer and Supportive Therapies Team
Adult Safeguarding Service
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Dermatology Specialist Nurse (Covering SES Only)
MSK Physiotherapy
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Orthopaedic Triage
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Community Occupational Therapy
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Social Care Assessors and Occupational Therapist
Social Work Team
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Wombourne Clinic
Wetmore Surgery
Venture House
Tunstall Primary Care Centre
Trentside Clinic
The Piccadilly Centre
Tamworth Health Centre
Stone Rehabilitation Centre
Stoke Local Centre
Stoke Health Centre
Stafford Central Clinic
Springfield Health and Wellbeing Centre
Sir Robert Peel Hospital
Shelton Primary Care Centre
Sandyford Community Fire Station
Sandy Lane Health Centre
Samuel Johnson Community Hospital
Salters Meadow Health Centre
Ryecroft Centre
Raising Brook Health Centre
Penkridge Health Centre
Mill Bank Surgery
Milehouse Primary Care Centre
Meir Primary Care Centre
Leek Health Centre
Kidsgrove Medical Centre
Hednesford Valley Health Centre
Heath Hayes health Centre
Haywood Hospital
Hanley Health Centre
Hanford Health Centre - Hanford Clinic
Greyfriars Therapy Centre
Greenhill Health Centre
Great Wyrley Health Centre
Grange Park
Glascote Health Centre
Edwin House
Cross Street Clinic
Codsall Clinic
Cobridge Community Health Centre
Cheadle Health Centre
Cannock Chase Hospital
Blurton Health Centre
Burntwood Health centre
Biddulph Victoria Centre
Biddulph Health Centre
Bentilee Neighbourhood Centre
Beecroft Clinic - Cannock Chase Hospital
Beecroft Court
Balance Street Health Centre
Community Health Care Services (Specialist Adult Services) Registered through HQ – R1EG3
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Service Type
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland
Sexual Health Services
Sexual Health and Contraception
Clinics (SHACC)
Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin Sexual
Health Services
HIV Outpatient Service
Psychosexual Therapy
Choices Under 25
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Young Person Counselling Service
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Wyggeston and Queen Elizabeth I College
Whitchurch Community Hospital
Westcotes Health Centre
Wellington Health Centre
Victoria Park Health Centre
The Saffron Group Practice
The Hedges Health Centre
The Charnwood Practice
St. Peters Health Centre
St. Mary's Hospital
South Leicester College
Severn Fields Health Village
Rutland Memorial Hospital
Regent College
Newport Cottage Care Centre
New Parks Youth Centre
Merridale Health Centre
Market Harborough District Hospital
Market Drayton Primary Care Centre
Madeley Medical Centre
Loughborough Health Centre
Leicester Connexions Centre
Leicester University
Leicester College - Freeman's Park Campus
Leicester College - Abbey Park Campus
Hinckley Health Centre
Helena Lane Community Centre
Groby Road Medical Centre
Gateway College
Fosse Family Practice
Dr N Thomas and Partners
De Montfort Surgery
Coalville Community Hospital
Clarendon Park Medical Centre
Claremont Bank Surgery
Charles Berry House
Caxton Surgery
Bridgnorth Community Hospital
Braunstone Youth Centre
Beaumont Leys Health Centre
Aqueduct Surgery
Community Health Care Services (Adults - Out of County) Registered through HQ – R1EG3
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Community Health Care Services (Children, young people and families) Registered through HQ – R1EG3 (page 1)
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Community Health Care Services (Children, young people and families) Registered through HQ – R1EG3 (page 2)
SSOTP Statement of Purpose V2.12
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Community Health Care Services (Children, young people and families) Registered through HQ – R1EG3 (page 3)
SSOTP Statement of Purpose V2.12
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