Audits

Ambulance Audits should be conducted by a supervisor when an ambulance is in their presence at an event to confirm that the vehicle is operational and our cleaning processes are working.

 Sections of the form will create a prepopulated score at the end of the audit supervisors are required to total these up and enter the final score out of 27

Please note that this should not be completed when an ambulance is on-site as a treatment centre.

Drug audits are to be completed at all events with a supervisor allocated. 

This form is designed to ensure that we comply with all safe medication and gas storage regulations. 

Environmental Audits are to be conducted at all events and engagements. 

Environments are all areas we use to treat patients this may be an ambulance, the health hub, or a temporary or a fixed structure. 

Hand hygiene is an important part of infection control, supervisors should conduct hand hygiene audits with all members of the workforce on shift. 

The form allows visual inspection in both settings where hot soapy water is available and when just alcohol gel is available. 

Supervisors should inspect the workforce member's hands and then watch them wash their hands and rate how well they did. 

If you have concerns address these at the time and follow up with an email to both their line manager and both service delivery coordinators.

 At the end of the inspection, supervisors are to total up the final score and make any comments on the form.

Drug audits are to be completed at all events with a supervisor allocated. 

This form is designed to ensure that we comply with all safe medication and gas storage regulations.