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Week 13. Day 3. Q: What they didn’t do: Care Planning Risk Assessment Record Keeping Communicate Safe Discharge Apply Policy Apply threshold to use of services. Govern. A:What they did do: Have meetings Not record them Read reports Not action them Evade. Avoid. Ignore. Fail. …repeat #nottinghaminquiry 💚💛

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