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Summary of the Work of the Board

         The Board last met on 29 June 2018. The agreed and published minutes of previous

         meetings can be accessed here: https://www.tsab.org.uk/key-information/board-minutes/

         Practitioners are reminded that the following documents have been developed and published
         to assist them in identifying and reporting Safeguarding Concerns appropriately to the relevant

         statutory agency: https://www.tsab.org.uk/key-information/policies-strategies/

              Medication Incidents Guidance for Providers
              Decision Support Guidance

              Police Referral Criteria

         Strategic Business Plan 2018-19

         The  Board  recently  published  the  Strategic  Business  Plan  for  2018-19,  which  includes  a
         revised vision statement, four key aims, and an overall framework that gives the Board’s Sub-

         Groups more autonomy to develop appropriate actions throughout the year:
         https://www.tsab.org.uk/key-information/annual-reports/




























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         Red Bag Scheme
                                                                  The ‘Hospital Transfer Pathway’ or ‘Red Bag’ helps provide
                                                                  a safe and efficient transfer of clinical care when a resident
                                                                  moves between a care home and other clinical settings.

                                                                  The Red Bag contains standardised information about the

                                                                  resident’s general health, any existing medical conditions
                                                                  they have, medication they are taking, as well as
                                                                  highlighting the current health concern.


                                                                  This means that NHS staff can determine the treatment a

                                                                  resident needs more effectively. The bag stays with the
                                                                  resident from the time they leave the home to go to

                                                                  hospital, until they return to their care home. When
                                                                  residents are ready to go home, a copy of their discharge

                                                                  summary is placed in the Red Bag so that care home staff
                                                                  have access to this important information when their

                                                                  residents arrive back home.

         Contact  your  local  Clinical  Commissioning  Group  or  Local  Authority  representative  to  collect
         bags. More information and guidance is available here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/

         uploads/2018/06/quick-guide-redbag-hospital-transfer-v1.pdf
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