{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nClinical Nurse Assessor (CHC) with Black Country Integrated Care Board in Wolverhampton\n\n The practitioner will utilise the national assessment tools and adhere to the required timescales, co-ordinate, participate and support the assessment process with the multidisciplinary team. To co-ordinate and undertake assessments. To collate information and assessments, gathered from other Health and Social Care professionals, patients and carers and make judgements using this information. Taking into account opinions from medical staff, consultants and specialist practitioners. This may involve complex and sensitive health and social care issues, patients diagnosis and prognosis. To maintain appropriate written records and communicate information to all relevant parties whilst maintaining appropriate confidentiality of the patient record. To restore and maintain independence, promote individual choice and self determination, enabling clients to live in the community and supporting their preferences, whenever feasible. The use of Personal Health Budgets will assist in supporting this objective and will be delivered by the practitioner. Maintaining a caseload of patients eligible for Funded Nursing Care and Fully Funded Continuing Healthcare, including the assessment and reviewing of all care provision. To educate, inform and involve clients carers and professionals on the National Framework for Continuing Health Care and NHS Funded Nursing Care (2018) and matters of local service provision. To be actively involved in complaint investigations assisting the Lead Nurse and Head of Service as required. Contribute in the response to appeals supporting the Lead Nurse in completing needs portraits and attending both local and regional appeal panels. Ensure the Head of Department, Lead Nurse and the Commissioning team are kept fully aware of any cause for concern in any care environment; liaising as required with the ICB Quality Team. Be aware of the safeguarding vulnerable adults policy and procedure and attend multidisciplinary meeting as required. To maintain registration, skills and knowledge including an awareness of policies, procedures, legislation laid out by the relevant professional bodies. Work within the clinical guidelines and policy guidelines relevant to practice. Participate in research, audit, clinical and peer supervision on a regular basis to develop appropriate personal objectives and a lifelong learning plan To develop and maintain multi professional/agency networks representing the ICB. Responsible for the teaching and dissemination of information to students, social care staff, health professionals, and independent sector about NHS Continuing Care and Funded Nursing Care Contributions, on an individual and group basis. To prioritise and manage caseloads, under the direction of the Lead Nurse. To contribute to the effective running of the department, deputising for colleagues and Lead Nurse. To call, attend or lead team meetings, continuing care meetings and multi-disciplinary meetings, including case conferences and discharge meetings to ensure continuity of care across agencies; thus, improving patient and family experience. To promote effective working arrangements with care homeowners, social services, community nursing and acute sector staff. To undertake and comply with all mandatory training. To undertake any other duties commensurate with the grade and responsibilities of the post. An opportunity has arisen in the ICB for a CHC Clinical Nurse Assessor. The post holder will be responsible for the assessment of individuals in the community/ home /nursing homes and hospitals to determine eligibility to receive NHS Continuing Care or Funded Nursing Care. The practitioner will act as a member of the multidisciplinary team to coordinate the process, establish eligibility and assist in identifying a suitable care package. The assessor will be responsible to ensure that the review process for all NHS Funded Care is undertaken in accordance with current guidance. The role will be part of the MDT and determine the individuals eligibility inline with the NHS Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare and Funded Nursing Care. This will encompass explaining the process to patients and families; health and social care colleagues and care providers. Ensuring that the process is transparent and clearly understood by all parties. The practitioner will utilise the national assessment tools and adhere to the required timescales, co-ordinate, participate and support the assessment process with the multidisciplinary team. To co-ordinate and undertake assessments. To collate information and assessments, gathered from other Health and Social Care professionals, patients and carers and make judgements using this information. Taking into account opinions from medical staff, consultants and specialist practitioners. This may involve complex and sensitive health and social care issues, patients diagnosis and prognosis. To maintain appropriate written records and communicate information to all relevant parties whilst maintaining appropriate confidentiality of the patient record. To restore and maintain independence, promote individual choice and self determination, enabling clients to live in the community and supporting their preferences, whenever feasible. The use of Personal Health Budgets will assist in supporting this objective and will be delivered by the practitioner. Maintaining a caseload of patients eligible for Funded Nursing Care and Fully Funded Continuing Healthcare, including the assessment and reviewing of all care provision. To educate, inform and involve clients carers and professionals on the National Framework for Continuing Health Care and NHS Funded Nursing Care (2018) and matters of local service provision. The full job description is attached "}