{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nDeputy Sister/Charge Nurse - Children's Assessment Unit (CAU) with University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust (279) in Chichester\n\n An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our paediatric team at Chichester Hospital. We are looking to appoint a forward thinking and enthusiastic nurse to work in our Children's Assessment Unit (CAU). The successful candidate will work alongside the Children's ward and Ward Sister to support the paediatric nursing team whilst maintaining responsibility for a safe and effective service. The post holder will be a proficient clinical practitioner who will be able to lead, influence and deliver effective care. They will take charge of CAU caring for children and young people with nursing needs. They will have a responsibility for ensuring care is coordinated and resources are used, effectively. Ensuring the highest quality, effective and compassionate patient care is received by the child, young person and their families/ carers whilst on the unit. Excellent, holistic and individualised nursing care will be delivered through assessment, planning, implementing and evaluating. This will be in line with local, Trust wide and National policies, procedures, values and behaviours. Promoting a supportive learning environment in which to supervise and mentor student nurses, paediatric Nursery Nurses and Health Care Assistants. The post holder will act as an advocate whilst demonstrating effective communication and listening skills which are age appropriate for the child and young person. About us Ensure care is family focused and tailored to the needs of the child or young person. Participate in the assessment, implementation and delivery of individualised patient care seeking guidance where appropriate. To report on the condition of patients to the Clinical Leader/Medical staff, assisting them in ascertaining treatments and ensure these are carried out. To ensure that all patients' data is accurately recorded. Ensure that all patients have nutritional assessment and that individual needs are fully met. Be responsible for the control and custody of all medication and drugs in accordance with Trust policy. To administer drugs as prescribed, checking and witnessing controlled drugs. Ensure safe effective discharge planning, involving the multidisciplinary team as necessary. Take charge of a group of patients, taking into account patient/relative/carers wishes. "}