Sarah has over 20 years experience in Neuro Rehab. Her previous roles include Clinical Nurse Specialist at the Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital and a Modern Matron at The Wellington Hospital, London. She has 10 years experience in leadership and management as a Clinical Nurse Manager and Matron. She has specialist experience with patients in a PDoC state, spinal and tracheostomy care. Sarah also has experience of the CQC, CARF and IN-PA assessments of the workplace.
Ana Naveira Diploma BSC (Hons) Lead Infection Control and transmissible Infection
Ana Naveira
Diploma BSC (Hons) – Lead Infection Control and transmissible Infection
After completing her nursing training, Ana worked as a general nurse for a few years in Kingston Hospital in their private wing. she became a senior nurse in 2010 and worked since then for BMI healthcare company which is one of the largest healthcare providers in the UK.
Ana completed a course in ‘Infection Control & Transmissible Infections’. she was accredited the title of ‘Infection Prevention & Control lead nurse’ by BMI Healthcare and since then worked as an Infection Control Lead Nurse. At Present she works for BMI Healthcare and Ascot Rehabilitation Centre.
Ana’s priorities are to prevent and/or minimise any infection that may put clients and staff at risk, Therefore she looks at Risk Assessments and participate in the risk management process of the company. she ensures, if any client is admitted with an infection or develops an infection under our care this is dealt with as soon as possible with the help of strategies put in place to prevent & control the spread of infection. She provides a series of Policy Development to follow guidelines and Educational training to ensure all staff is aware of the latest up-to-date information regarding Infection. This helps ensure that the environment is maintained clean and free from any possible harmful micro-organisms. She also provides Audits to ensure Infection Prevention Practices are maintained and up-kept.
“Never give up, never despair.” Queen Elizabeth II, May 2020
COVID-19 NOTICE UPDATE
We are continuously updating our plans to help us concentrate our efforts on those who need care most urgently and best protect all of our patients and staff from the risk of the novel Coronavirus.
STAY ALERT
We can all help control the virus if we all stay alert. This means you must:
stay at home as much as possible
work from home if you can
limit contact with other people
keep your distance if you go out (2 metres apart where possible)
wash your hands regularly
Do not leave home if you or anyone in your household has symptoms.
Our staff are available to assist our patients during this time, and we are now offering video call consultations for continuity of care.
If you have any questions, please contact us on 0203 212 0839, or email us on info@ascotrehab.com
In the meantime, please stay home and follow the advice of the government for your own safety and the safety of others.
“We will succeed and better days will come.” Queen Elizabeth II, April 2020