Making staff rotas accessible
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Making staff rotas accessible

Jo Cook Manager, United Response support living service in Penzance, Cornwall
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The average staff rota can be a complicated affair, but a bit of creativity can make it more accessible to residents in care homes, says Jo Cook

In a residential home, staff have devised techniques to simplify their staff rota and enable clients with communication difficultes to find out who will be caring for them. The solutions have proved enjoyable and have eased confusion and anxiety among the residents in the home.

Learning Disability Practice. 12, 9, 34-34. doi: 10.7748/ldp2009.11.12.9.34.c7381

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Care homes - communication - staff rotas

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05 November 2009 / Vol 12 issue 9

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