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Approaches to 24-hour cover in Abbeyfield supported sheltered houses | Corporate Author | Abbeyfield Society |
Publisher | Abbeyfield Society, St Albans, 2005 |
Pages | 11 pp |
Source | Abbeyfield, Abbeyfield House, 53 Victoria Street, St Albans, Herts AL1 3UW. www.abbeyfield.com |
Keywords | Night attendance ; Day services ; Abbeyfield Society ; Group homes. |
Annotation | The term "24-hour cover", in the context of this booklet, refers to a method by which residents can be confident that without fail, they can get help at any time of the day or night, by using in-house alarm systems, either to reach staff or to a separate control system that can summon assistance. This booklet gives reasons why Abbeyfield supported sheltered houses (SSH) are seeking to provide 24-hour cover, but noting issues such as the Working Time Regulations, the financial implications of doing so, and a check-list of on-call arrangements. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-050802221 P |
Classmark | NEN: NM: KKHA: KLN * |
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