Ian Webb

supporting clients with complex needs to achieve structured days to administer medications and to compile accurate notes of daily activities and behaviours also to support clients to access the community.

• Helped service users to gain ability to function independently in society.
• Listened to clients' current struggles to signpost relevant support.
• Collaborated with external support providers to maintain good care continuity.
• Assisted service users to obtain and access community resources.
• Supported clients with rehabilitation and socialisation in community settings.
• Established and maintained working relationships with clients based on trust and non-judgement.
• Monitored client progress and adapted support programmes to meet changing needs.

• Worked closely with activity coordinators to communicate changing patient needs, optimising continued care and support.
• Improved physical and mental wellbeing of service users through patient-centred care planning.
• Followed strict safeguarding regulations to ensure safe, secure handling of service users.
• Administered oral medication as required in line with stringent drug control regulations.

• Monitored individuals' progress, continuously updating and adjusting care plans to meet health and wellbeing needs.
• Assisted with personal care activities such as washing and dressing, consistently promoting positive health and hygiene.
• Led group activity programmes to support independence and encourage community inclusion.
• Reported on service user progress to senior staff, addressing concerns and suggesting appropriate action.

• Maintained daily activity records for reliable patient monitoring and assessment.
• Actioned daily care and support provisions according to individualised treatment programmes.
• Engaged patients with recreational activities for increased satisfaction and independence.
• Supported daily care and wellbeing activities, promoting independence and dignity.
• Encouraged patients to perform recommended physical exercises to increase rehabilitation speed.
• Built rapport with patients to encourage open, two-way communication.