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Group Dashboard
Direction and coverage, by home, across the group. All data aggregated, groups under 7 hidden.
Illustrative. Home names and figures are worked examples, not real data. Structure and driver set are shown as they would run across a dementia and nursing group of this size.
Yellow
22
↓ improving
The group is improving overall, but one home is rising and needs attention.
3 of 4 homes holding or improving. Fernbank is the exception this week.
How the group is tracking · by home
Oakhaven
23Yellow
↓ improving
Brookvale
16Green
→ stable
Fernbank
34Yellow
↑ rising
Meadowview
14Green
→ stable
Attention · Fernbank. Rising two weeks running on a Resident Aggression driver on the dementia unit. The home has stepped up to active intervention (Mode 2); worth a check-in with that registered manager.
What’s being done · group-wide focus
Across the group the common focus is protecting recovery after incidents and steadying staffing at known hotspots, the two weakest levers this period. Each home runs its own Tier-1 controls; all are owned and evidenced.
Confidence in the read
Highdata quality
912check-ins, group-wide
76%response rate
Assurance: every home’s controls are owned and evidenced; the full audit trail is held per home in the evidence logs, mapped to the HSE Management Standards and structured to CQC well-led, ready for CQC or board scrutiny. Nothing names an individual; all data aggregated. A radar for the home, never surveillance of the carer.
Per-home controls and per-team detail sit in each home’s champion and manager packs.
Director of Care / Board · Weekly DashboardEEMBER
Group Dashboard
Direction and coverage, by home, across the group. All data aggregated, groups under 7 hidden.
Illustrative. Home names and figures are worked examples, not real data. Structure and driver set are shown as they would run across a dementia and nursing group of this size.
Yellow
22
↓ improving
The group is improving overall, but one home is rising and needs attention.
3 of 4 homes holding or improving. Fernbank is the exception this week.
How the group is tracking · by home
Oakhaven
23Yellow
↓ improving
Brookvale
16Green
→ stable
Fernbank
34Yellow
↑ rising
Meadowview
14Green
→ stable
Attention · Fernbank. Rising two weeks running on a Resident Aggression driver on the dementia unit. The home has stepped up to active intervention (Mode 2); worth a check-in with that registered manager.
What’s being done · group-wide focus
Across the group the common focus is protecting recovery after incidents and steadying staffing at known hotspots, the two weakest levers this period. Each home runs its own Tier-1 controls; all are owned and evidenced.
Confidence in the read
Highdata quality
912check-ins, group-wide
76%response rate
Assurance: every home’s controls are owned and evidenced; the full audit trail is held per home in the evidence logs, mapped to the HSE Management Standards and structured to CQC well-led, ready for CQC or board scrutiny. Nothing names an individual; all data aggregated. A radar for the home, never surveillance of the carer.
Per-home controls and per-team detail sit in each home’s champion and manager packs.