
Are your teams ready for this week’s hot weather?
With temperatures across parts of the UK expected to reach 30°C, now is the time for care providers to review hot weather safety measures for vulnerable residents and people receiving care at home.
High temperatures can quickly increase the risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke, particularly for older adults and people with complex health needs.
Our QCS guidance explores:
• The signs of heatstroke in vulnerable adults
• Heat exhaustion vs heatstroke
• Hydration and environmental checks
• Practical steps for care teams during hot weather
• What CQC expects from providers during periods of high heat
Read the full guide here: https://buff.ly/OBPWqB5
#SocialCare #CareHomes #Heatwave #CareCompliance
With temperatures across parts of the UK expected to reach 30°C, now is the time for care providers to review hot weather safety measures for vulnerable residents and people receiving care at home.
High temperatures can quickly increase the risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke, particularly for older adults and people with complex health needs.
Our QCS guidance explores:
• The signs of heatstroke in vulnerable adults
• Heat exhaustion vs heatstroke
• Hydration and environmental checks
• Practical steps for care teams during hot weather
• What CQC expects from providers during periods of high heat
Read the full guide here: https://buff.ly/OBPWqB5
#SocialCare #CareHomes #Heatwave #CareCompliance
Shared byRowan Lee - 9 days ago
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