Wellbeing and Lifestyle Support Audit - Supported Living

Relevant CQC Fundamental Standards

Regulation 9: Person-centred care Regulation 10: Dignity and respect Regulation 17: Good governance

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Score

N/A counts as Yes (full credit). Unanswered reduces the score until completed.

Breakdown

0 Yes •0 No •0 N/A •27 Unanswered

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Answers Overview

Yes

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Questions

0/27 answered

Q1 | Unanswered
Are tenants’ lifestyle preferences, wellbeing priorities and what matters to them clearly captured and reflected in day-to-day support?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record lifestyle preferences, routines, interests and wellbeing priorities
- • Tenant’s own words are used where possible
- • Daily notes show staff supporting preferences in practice
- • Preferences are reviewed when the tenant’s wishes or circumstances change
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q2 | Unanswered
Is emotional wellbeing reviewed regularly and supported through everyday interactions, care reviews and responsive support planning?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans include emotional wellbeing needs and preferred support
- • Reviews discuss mood, confidence, anxiety, loneliness or emotional changes
- • Staff record changes in emotional wellbeing and respond appropriately
- • Support is adjusted when emotional wellbeing concerns are identified
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q3 | Unanswered
Are tenants supported to maintain healthy routines around sleep, diet, activity, personal hygiene and daily structure in a way that respects choice and independence?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record routines and the tenant’s preferred level of support
- • Staff encourage healthy routines without taking over or imposing choices
- • Daily records show support with routines where agreed
- • Concerns about disrupted routines are discussed with the tenant and reviewed
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q4 | Unanswered
Are health checks, screening, appointments and follow-up actions supported and recorded where this is part of the tenant’s agreed support?
Evidence to check
- • Support plan identifies health appointments and screening support needs
- • Records show appointments booked, attended, declined or rearranged
- • Follow-up advice from health professionals is added to the support plan
- • Barriers such as anxiety, transport, communication or digital access are addressed
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q5 | Unanswered
Are mental health needs identified early, supported appropriately and escalated to professionals when required?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans identify mental health needs, triggers and early warning signs
- • Staff record changes in mood, behaviour, sleep, appetite, motivation or distress
- • Escalation to GP, mental health team, crisis service or other professionals is documented where needed
- • Staff understand how to support the tenant without judgement or stigma
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q6 | Unanswered
Are tenants encouraged and supported to access fresh air, movement, exercise and meaningful daily activity in ways they choose?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record preferred activities, exercise and outdoor access
- • Daily notes show support with movement, walks, hobbies or meaningful routines where agreed
- • Risks such as mobility, weather, anxiety or transport are managed proportionately
- • The tenant’s choice not to participate is respected
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q7 | Unanswered
Is support with medication, pain, long-term conditions or health monitoring included in wellbeing planning where relevant?
Evidence to check
- • Support plan includes medication support, pain indicators and chronic condition needs where relevant
- • Staff know what changes or symptoms to report
- • Medication, pain or health concerns are escalated appropriately
- • Health-related support is reviewed after changes in condition, medication or professional advice
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q8 | Unanswered
Are signs of distress, low mood, withdrawal, anxiety or isolation recognised early and responded to in a person-centred way?
Evidence to check
- • Staff can describe how the tenant shows distress or low mood
- • Daily notes record changes from the tenant’s usual presentation
- • Support plans include agreed calming, reassurance or escalation strategies
- • Repeated signs of distress trigger review or professional input
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q9 | Unanswered
Are tenants supported to build, maintain and repair relationships with family, friends, partners, neighbours and chosen networks?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans identify important relationships and preferred contact
- • Staff support calls, visits, social contact or community links where agreed
- • Tenant consent, privacy and boundaries are respected
- • Concerns about loneliness, conflict, coercion or unsafe relationships are escalated appropriately
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q10 | Unanswered
Are cultural, spiritual, religious and identity-related needs considered as part of holistic wellbeing?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record cultural, spiritual, religious or identity needs where the tenant wishes
- • Staff support faith, cultural events, diet, clothing, relationships or routines where agreed
- • Staff avoid assumptions and ask the tenant what matters to them
- • Reviews check whether these needs are being met
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q11 | Unanswered
Are tenants encouraged and supported to pursue hobbies, interests and relaxing activities that are meaningful to them?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record hobbies, interests and preferred leisure activities
- • Daily notes show support with activities where agreed
- • Staff help remove barriers such as cost, transport, confidence or accessibility
- • Activities are tenant-led and not chosen for staff convenience
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q12 | Unanswered
Are social inclusion and participation in community life included as part of wellbeing goals where the tenant wants this?
Evidence to check
- • Support plan includes community inclusion goals where relevant
- • Staff support access to community groups, education, employment, volunteering, faith or leisure opportunities
- • Community participation is reviewed for impact on wellbeing
- • Risks are managed without unnecessarily restricting ordinary life
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q13 | Unanswered
Are smoking cessation, nutrition advice, alcohol or substance use support offered sensitively where relevant and wanted by the tenant?
Evidence to check
- • Support plan records relevant health promotion needs and tenant choices
- • Staff offer information or signposting without judgement or pressure
- • Referrals to GP, pharmacy, substance misuse services or wellbeing services are made where agreed
- • Safeguarding or risk escalation is considered where substance use creates serious harm
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q14 | Unanswered
Are tenants supported to express preferences around clothing, home decor, routines and personal style as part of identity, dignity and wellbeing?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record clothing, appearance, home environment and routine preferences where relevant
- • Tenant choices are respected in daily support
- • Staff do not impose their own standards unless there is a clear safety or safeguarding risk
- • Restrictions on personal expression are justified, proportionate and reviewed
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q15 | Unanswered
Is support provided to build self-esteem, confidence, independence and positive risk-taking linked to the tenant’s wellbeing goals?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans include confidence, independence or self-esteem goals
- • Staff use encouragement, coaching and positive reinforcement
- • Positive risk-taking is documented and reviewed
- • Achievements and progress are recognised in ways meaningful to the tenant
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q16 | Unanswered
Are wellbeing risks such as malnutrition, dehydration, falls, loneliness, self-neglect, poor sleep or reduced activity assessed and addressed in support plans?
Evidence to check
- • Risk assessments identify wellbeing-related risks
- • Controls are person-centred and proportionate
- • Concerns are escalated to professionals where needed
- • Risk assessments are reviewed after incidents, deterioration or changes in lifestyle
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q17 | Unanswered
Are incidents or concerns affecting emotional or physical wellbeing reviewed with clear follow-up action?
Evidence to check
- • Incident and concern records include wellbeing impact
- • Follow-up actions are recorded and completed
- • Support plans are updated after significant concerns
- • Learning is shared with staff where appropriate
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q18 | Unanswered
Are staff aware of safeguarding considerations linked to self-neglect, substance use, psychological abuse, coercion, exploitation or emotional harm?
Evidence to check
- • Staff can identify wellbeing concerns that may require safeguarding escalation
- • Safeguarding training includes supported living scenarios
- • Records show safeguarding considered where risks are significant or repeated
- • Rationale is recorded where safeguarding is considered but not referred
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q19 | Unanswered
Is assistive technology used appropriately to support wellbeing, independence, reminders, communication or reassurance where this benefits the tenant?
Evidence to check
- • Support plan records the purpose of assistive technology
- • Consent, capacity, privacy and preferences are considered
- • Technology supports wellbeing and independence rather than unnecessary monitoring
- • Effectiveness is reviewed with the tenant
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q20 | Unanswered
Are daily records used to monitor wellbeing respectfully, focusing on meaningful changes and outcomes rather than intrusive or judgemental observations?
Evidence to check
- • Daily notes record mood, activity, appetite, sleep, social contact or concerns where relevant
- • Records are factual, respectful and person-centred
- • Changes from the tenant’s usual wellbeing are escalated
- • Recording does not stigmatise lifestyle choices or ordinary adult behaviour
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q21 | Unanswered
Are staff supported to reflect on and improve how they promote wellbeing in everyday support?
Evidence to check
- • Supervision records discuss wellbeing, lifestyle and tenant outcomes
- • Team meetings share ideas for improving wellbeing support
- • Staff receive feedback on how they support dignity, independence and emotional wellbeing
- • Good practice examples are shared across the team
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q22 | Unanswered
Are tenants given real choices around food, exercise, social time, rest, routines and lifestyle that reflect their values and preferences?
Evidence to check
- • Support plans record choices and preferences
- • Daily notes show choices being offered and respected
- • Staff do not impose routines or lifestyle choices without clear lawful reason
- • Tenant feedback confirms they feel in control of their daily life
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q23 | Unanswered
Is information about local health, leisure, wellbeing and community services available and used to support tenant goals?
Evidence to check
- • Local resource information is available to staff and tenants
- • Support plans include signposting or referrals where relevant
- • Information is accessible and matched to the tenant’s interests
- • Outcomes from signposting or referrals are reviewed
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q24 | Unanswered
Is feedback on wellbeing outcomes gathered from tenants and used to improve support practice?
Evidence to check
- • Tenant feedback includes wellbeing, lifestyle, mood, relationships and quality of life
- • Accessible feedback methods are used where needed
- • Support plans are changed in response to tenant feedback
- • Managers review feedback for themes and improvement opportunities
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q25 | Unanswered
Are wellbeing topics discussed in tenant reviews, team meetings and quality reporting so the service can monitor whether support improves quality of life?
Evidence to check
- • Tenant reviews include wellbeing and lifestyle outcomes
- • Team meetings discuss wellbeing themes and learning
- • Quality reports include wellbeing indicators, feedback or outcomes
- • Actions are taken where wellbeing outcomes are poor or declining
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q26 | Unanswered
Are tenants supported to recover or rebuild confidence after setbacks such as illness, bereavement, hospital admission, relationship breakdown or mental health crisis?
Evidence to check
- • Support plan reviewed after significant life events
- • Emotional and practical support needs are recorded
- • Professional or advocacy support is offered where appropriate
- • Progress is reviewed at the tenant’s pace
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.
Q27 | Unanswered
Are wellbeing audits based on the tenant’s lived experience and outcomes, not only whether activities or appointments are recorded?
Evidence to check
- • Audit includes tenant feedback and review of daily life outcomes
- • Audit checks whether support improves independence, mood, relationships or satisfaction
- • Actions from audits are followed up
- • Managers challenge task-only support where it does not improve wellbeing
Supporting Notes
No notes yet.
Notes are stamped with your name, date and time.

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