Policies
Farleigh Hospice ensures we ensure we give the best care and support to anyone affected by life-limiting illness and bereavement in our local community. Staff and patients' safety and care are also important to us. Please view our updated policies below.
Farleigh's Zero Tolerance Policy
We have updated our Prevention and Management of Aggression and Violence policy to become our new Zero Tolerance Policy with a Zero Tolerance statement soon to be displayed in our buildings/shops/website. Sadly, people don’t always treat our staff and volunteers with the respect they deserve, and it is important we deal with it correctly and professionally.
Please read our Zero Tolerance Policy
Patient Safety Incident Response Policy
This policy supports the requirements of the NHS England Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) and sets out how Farleigh Hospice will approach the development and maintenance of effective syPatient Safety Incident Response Planstems and processes for responding to patient safety incidents and issues for the purpose of learning and improving patient safety.
Farleigh Hospice Patient Safety Incident Response
Patient Safety Incident Response Plan
This patient safety incident response plan sets out how Farleigh Hospice will respond to patient safety incidents and how learning will occur within the organisation.
Safeguarding policies
Farleigh Hospice is committed to promoting the health and welfare of all individuals who use our service.
Our Adult Safeguarding policy focuses on adult abuse, how to recognise it, minimise the risk of it happening, and how to respond when suspicions arise and disclosures are made.
Adult Safeguarding policy
Our Child Safeguarding policy forms part of our wider commitment to nurturing and supporting children who may receive a service from us. This policy focuses on child abuse, how to minimise the risk of it happening, and how to respond when suspicions arise.