{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nIDT Nurse Assessor with Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust in Chelmsford\n\n For full details about this varied and rewarding role, please see attached job description, but some of the responsibilities include Identify and manage patients whose discharge needs are complex and fall outside the criteria of simple discharges. Create and implement discharge plans for patients with complex health needs, including end of life and palliative care Ensure the provision of effective, high quality, individualised discharge planning is provided for all patients with complex discharge needs by the multidisciplinary team. Ensure that appropriate and effective communication mechanisms are in place between the ward team, the multi-disciplinary team, patients and their carers to ensure a seamless discharge process to health and social care providers. To work with senior staff from CHC/CCG, Provide and Social Services to continuously develop and improve discharge planning policies and procedures. To advise patients, relatives and staff on the current availability of both health and social care services in the community. To provide specialist knowledge and advice to the organisation on all aspects of discharge planning. To identify delays in patient pathways and instigate appropriate action to resolve issues and facilitate discharge. Ensure that predicted dates of discharge for patients with complex needs are communicated to all relevant multi-disciplinary team members, patients and carers We are currently looking for 3 bright, hardworking nurses to join our energetic and supportive Integrated Discharge team The successful post holders will be responsible for the assessment of patients that are medically optimised for discharge to ascertain their care needs and make referrals for ongoing patient care in the community, to facilitate a safe and effective discharge from the acute trust in a timely manner. Excellent communication with patients, relatives, the MDT and with the wider system partners is key to facilitating safe discharges from the acute trust and aiding to maintain good patient flow throughout the acute trust. If you are interested in the role and believe you hold the qualities we require, then apply today! The Integrated Discharge Team works with patients and families with complex needs and conditions, supporting them in the discharge process in order for a smooth transition in to the community. The Integrated Discharge Team provides guidance and professional support to the patient and the patient's families, and works with them in partnership to make sure the patient gets the most appropriate plan in place for discharge, whilst ensuring that interventions are not duplicated. This process improves the quality of care as well as improving patient satisfaction. The Integrated Discharge Team support patients with complex healthcare needs, who may require long-term health and social care planning or a short term intervention following a change of condition or acute illness. We aim to anticipate, co-ordinate and join up health and social care needs for patients at a high risk of unplanned admissions to hospital. The person is at the centre of holistic care planning working within Broomfield Hospital alongside other organisations such as Social Care and the voluntary sector. The successful post holder will be responsible for liaison and communication between hospital and all appropriate community services (informal and formal carers) in order to facilitate a smooth, safe and effective transfer from hospital to home and vice versa. "}