 Creating the right environment ◦ Decluttering / tidying / 5S ◦ How to start the day / shift (all patients)  Introductions  Is there anything you need?

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 Creating the right environment ◦ Decluttering / tidying / 5S ◦ How to start the day / shift (all patients)  Introductions  Is there anything you need?  Are you comfortable?  Drink and call buzzer in reach?  Do you need the toilet?  Repositioning for breakfast / medicines?

 Ensuring visibility and availability of staff to meet patient needs ◦ Timings and division of breaks ◦ Location of staff at night

 Identifying “at risk” patients ◦ Transfer checklist ◦ Reassessment of risk ◦ Criteria for “red flag” patients

 Reducing the risk of harm ◦ “Red-flag” checks. ◦ Intentional rounding for all patients? ◦ Questions to ask? ◦ Points to check for?

 Decide which measures F8 will adopt  Decide whether to test each one or implement full package together  Determine how these will be communicated to all stakeholders  Set timescales and responsibilities  Determine how progress will be measured  Create action plan and educational resources  Implement