Ayotunde Alesinloye

• Supported daily living through practical assistance with personal care, hygiene, and addressing financial or housing needs.
• Clinical Monitoring: Observing patients for behavioral changes, conducting physical health checks, and maintaining accurate, up-to-date records.
• Implemented tailored care plans and facilitated group activities to enhance patient engagement and medication adherence.
• Safety and Risk Assessment: Ensuring patient safety through vigilant monitoring and performing risk assessments to manage crisis situations.
• Communication & Collaboration: Acting as a bridge between patients, families, and the multidisciplinary team (MDT), including psychiatrists and nurses.
• Encouraged patient independence and community inclusion, fostering hope and confidence in recovery journey.

• participate as an effective member of the MDT and be responsible for the development and facilitation of a patient centred approach to care by assessing, developing, implementing and evaluating the care needs of patients and their carers
• Providing care and support to the patient as agreed in the patient's care plan.
• Assessing and monitoring risks associated with patients and the documentation of risks.
• Escalation of patients' risks in line with the trust policy.
• Monitor patients' physical health, including vital signs and the escalation of concerns, using the SBARD
reporting tool.
• Engaging in patients' admission process, which includes completing patients' admission folders,
checking through the patient's admission documentation/papers to ensure that they are complete and free from
errors, monitoring patient vital signs, Informing the ward doctor about the patient's admission, checking of
patient property and documentation, orientating the patient to the ward environment, Informing the patient about
restricted and contraband items and getting the patient consent to share their information with their next of kins
and inform them about their admission in hospital.
• Supporting patients with the understanding of their rights either as a patient under the Mental Health Act or a
voluntary patient.
• Supporting patient with the writing and understanding of their care plans.
• Working collaboratively with patients and team members to meet the patient's physical, social and psychological
needs
• Supporting with patients referral to the other members of the Multi-disciplinary team such the psychologist,
occupational therapist, social worker or the drug and alcohol services based on patients' needs.
• Documentation of patients' progress in their progress notes.
• Assisting with patients' discharge process and obtaining feedback about their experiences whilst in hospital.
• Assisting with patients' referrals to the home treatment and the community team for the continuation of patient
care after discharge.
• Carrying out of other clinical or clerical duties as required by the nurse in charge or the clinical team

• Administered medication under supervision, contributing to effective management of patients' symptoms.

• Delivered high-quality patient care, facilitating improved recovery outcomes for patients.

• Demonstrated empathetic understanding towards patients' families; facilitated effective communication about the progression of patients’ conditions.

• Participated in staff meetings, providing insights that supported enhancements in nursing practices.