Code of Practice Modules

Are you thinking of expanding your telecare offering to your Service Users to include the new TSA modules? Are you concerned about the time and effort that this additional work will involve? In today’s climate, many organisations are maximizing the effectiveness of their staff and in-house personnel do not have any spare capacity. That is smart for normal operational requirements. However, when an additional one-off piece of work is required, there is often little or no spare capacity and “loyal” staff like senior managers are expected to work crazy hours just to move things ahead. Fortunately, help is on hand in the form of CAMA. The consultancy arm of CAMA is helping dozens of organisations just like you incorporate the additional requirements of the new TSA modules into their existing documentation.

What’s involved?

The way CAMA review and update your procedures, forms, check lists and operational manuals, the ongoing running of the additional requirements should be easily achievable using your existing resources. In fact, by streamlining procedures, things may even get easier. However, there is a small gap between where you are now and where you want to be. To close this gap, you can use your own resources that are already stretched to the limit and who do not have specialist skills in procedure writing or experience in implementation of these Process Modules. Alternatively, you can get CAMA onboard to work alongside your existing personnel - we even do 99% or the work for you.

This approach actually saves you time, money and staff workload worries and gives you peace of mind that the work will be done correctly, on time and in budget, First time. Every time. The workload involved varies from organisation to organization, so we would be pleased to provide a quotation specifically for your organisation.