Non Negotiables for Staff Sample Clauses

Non Negotiables for Staff. The majority of working areas are patient areas listed above. The sections below cover the additional aspects needed to support staff in their role and own wellbeing. Aspects of technical standards to support safe practices, such as anti-ligature design, are not covered as these are detailed in guidance.
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Non Negotiables for Staff. Agreed Non-negotiables The performance specifications Benchmarks The criteria to be met and/or a view of what success might look like
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Non Negotiables for Staff. 2.1 Access for staff must be safe and convenient in daylight and darkness, with the particular needs of peripatetic staff (handling large or heavy items) well catered for. Within the development, the safety of staff, and their belongings, must be achieved inconspicuously through the design of zoning and circulation routes. • Drop off zone with secure storage area immediately within the building. • Cycling Storage well lit and secure adjacent to the building • The building zoning must allow for progressive privacy such that staff only areas are distinct and separate from main public areas so that staff can leave their belongings in safety and take a moment ‘off duty’. It should be possible to access staff areas without going through main public circulation areas. 2.2 The design must support both team identity/pride but also help develop a shared identity and pride in the integrated service. • ‘front face’ of services (particularly the GP practices) use existing cues (such as colours/names/signals) as point of continuity and transition for staff (and recognition/wayfinding for service users). Shared spaces such as meeting rooms, treatment rooms, staff rest room, to be located centrally so that it’s equally easy to access from all team areas, and the resources do not feel the territory of any one team
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