TEENU ANNA THOMAS

1. Providing High Standards of Personal Care
Assisting with washing, dressing, toileting, and feeding residents.

Supporting mobility and ensuring dignity and respect at all times.

2. Medication Administration
Giving prescribed medication in line with care plans and legal requirements.
Monitoring for side effects and reporting any concerns.

3. Monitoring Residents' Health

Observing physical and emotional well-being.

Reporting changes to nurses or healthcare professionals.

4. Care Planning and Documentation
Writing and updating individual care plans.
Keeping accurate records of care provided and residents progress.

5. Team Leadership and Supervision
Guiding and mentoring junior care staff..
Allocating duties and ensuring standards are met.

6. Communication and Reporting
Liaising with family members and healthcare professionals.
Participating in handovers and team meetings.

7. Infection Control and Hygiene Compliance
Following infection control procedures strictly.
Maintaining a clean and safe environment.

8. Promoting Independence and Wellbeing
Encouraging residents to do as much as they can for themselves.
Supporting mental and emotional health.

9. Safeguarding and Confidentiality
Protecting residents from abuse or neglect.
Maintaining confidentiality at all times.

10. Training and Development
Participating in mandatory training and continuous professional development.
Keeping knowledge up to date with best practices.

1. Patient Admission and Discharge
Conducting initial assessments and documenting medical history.
Preparing patients for discharge with proper education and follow-up plans.

2. Nursing Assessment and Care Planning
Carrying out thorough physical and mental health assessments.
Developing, implementing, and reviewing individualized care plans.

3. Medication Management
Administering medications safely and accurately. Monitoring for side effects and ensuring proper documentation.

4. Monitoring Vital Signs and Clinical Observations
Regularly checking blood pressure, temperature, pulse, and oxygen levels.
Identifying changes in condition and responding promptly.

5. Wound Care and Basic Procedures
Dressing wounds, managing drains, and catheter care.
Assisting with IV therapy and other nursing interventions.

6. Collaboration with Multidisciplinary Teams
Communicating with doctors, physiotherapists, dietitians, and social workers.
Participating in ward rounds and case discussions.

7. Patient Education and Support
Teaching patients and families about their condition and care at home.
Providing emotional support and reassurance.

8. Infection Control and Hygiene
Following strict hygiene protocols and PPE usage.
Preventing hospital-acquired infections.

9. Maintaining Accurate Documentation
Recording care provided, observations, and any incidents.
Ensuring legal and professional standards are met.

10. Emergency Response
Recognizing and responding to patient deterioration.
Performing CPR and assisting in medical emergencies

1. Admission, Discharge, and Basic Care

Conduct initial assessments and assist with admission/discharge procedures.
Provide personal care (e.g., bathing, feeding, mobilizing).

2. Monitoring and Reporting
Regularly check vital signs and observe for any changes in condition.
Promptly report abnormalities to doctors.

3. Medication and Treatment Administration
Administer oral, subcutaneous, and IV medications.
Assist with wound care, catheterisation, and dressing changes.

4. Patient and Family Education
Teach patients about disease management, medications, and post-discharge care.
Provide emotional support and reassurance.

5. Record Keeping and Documentation
Accurately document patient care, nursing notes, and assessments.
Update care plans and participate in handovers.

6. Teamwork and Communication
Collaborate with doctors, allied health professionals, and fellow nurses.
Participate in multidisciplinary ward rounds and meetings.

7. Infection Control and Safety
Follow hospital protocols for infection prevention and hygiene.
Maintain a clean and safe patient environment.

8. Professional Conduct and Ethics
Respect patient confidentiality and dignity.
Comply with hospital policies and nursing standards.