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Implementation

In this section

  1. 1
    Policy statement
  2. 2
    Purpose
  3. 3
    Scope
  4. 4
    Definitions
  5. 5
    Legal Context
  6. 6
    Expected Death
  7. 7
    Unexpected and/or suspicious death
  8. 8
    Information recording
  9. 9
    Funeral arrangements
  10. 10
    Medication
  11. 11
    Media
  12. 12
    Possessions
  13. 13
    Supporting others who use the service
  1. 14
    Supporting staff
  2. 15
    Death data processing
  3. 16
    Carers
  4. 17
    Pets
  5. 18
    Recovering equipment
  6. 19
    Practice guidance
  7. 20
    Implementation
  8. 21
    Monitoring and review
  9. 22
    Expected death flow chart
  10. 23
    Unexpected and/or suspicious death flow chart
  11. 24
    Appendix 1 – Guidance on multicultural issues
  12. 25
    Appendix 2 – Useful organisations and websites
  13. 26
    Policy details

Staff will be made aware of this policy via:

The Strategic Policy, Planning and Projects website, This Week in Community and Adult Care and the bi-annual policy slot in adult fieldwork team meetings.

It is the responsibility of Managers to ensure that operational staff are aware of this policy and have received appropriate training to enable them to implement it efficiently.

Death, Dying and Bereavement training is offered as part of the Adult Care Services Training programme.

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