E5. How are people supported to live healthier lives, have access to healthcare services and receive ongoing healthcare support?
Characteristics of services we would rate as requires improvement in this area
The service monitors people's health, care and support needs, but does not consistently act on issues identified. People may not have the best possible health outcomes and there is a risk that their health could deteriorate.
The service gives some people information about their care and support options, but it is not always provided in a consistent or accessible way. Staff may not have enough time to help people to understand their health and treatment options.
The service does not always ensure that people have choice and control over their health needs, where this is possible.
The service does not always make referrals at the right time to make sure that people’s health and wellbeing is maintained or improved. It does not effectively carry out the care and/or treatment as directed by healthcare professionals.
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KLOEs and ratings characteristics for adult social care services
KLOEs and ratings characteristics for adult social care services (with changes from 2015 versions)
Sources of evidence: what our inspectors look at against each KLOE
KLOEs mapped to requirements regulated by CQC for adult social care services