Service description
On admission you will be allocated a single room with ensuite facilities, given information and an orientation of the ward. You will be allocated a medical consultant in charge of your care, as well as a named nurse and a nursing associate. A full assessment of your mental, physical and social needs will be undertaken. From this, we will work with you to put a plan of care together, including positive risk management. Your care plan will be reviewed daily. We will encourage you to maintain contact with friends and family who, if you wish, can be included in your care. From the point of admission we will be working towards your recovery and subsequent discharge with a view to making the process as short as possible.
Care is provided on the ward by Registered Nurses and Healthcare Support Workers nursing cover on all shifts. The ward has input from occupational therapists, and a Inpatient Activity Co-Ordinators who will be on duty to enable activities, groups and therapeutic interventions to take place, alongside psychology input.
IMPACT provider col
laborative member
LPT is part of IMPACT, the East Midlands provider collaborative, which took over responsibility for commissioning of adult secure mental health services on 1 October 2020. We are working to improve patient care and outcomes across adult secure care and seeking to improve patient care, transform services and deliver the NHS long-term plan. Visit the IMPACT website for further details
Smoke-free Trust
The Trust became smoke-free in October 2016 and promotes nicotine replacement therapy products that are free from our pharmacy. E-cigarettes may only be used within the ward gardens and not within the wards. There is no disposable e-cigarettes or vapes allowed in the UK. So any rechargeable vapes will be charged in the designated area on the ward which staff will manage.
Referral criteria
All referrals will go the NHSE and a in depth pre-admission assessment will take place where you will meet member’s from our MDT.
Who to contact if you need an interpreter or information about disabled access
Tel: 0116 225 2650