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Cygnet Hospital Bury offers a dedicated personality disorder service on two wards, Columbus and Madison, in a medium secure setting. Both wards deliver care for men with enduring mental health needs, co-morbidity and behaviours which challenge in a calm, therapeutic environment with a focus on service user experience, shared care and safety.There are five core treatment phases used across both wards:1. Preadmission/Preparation 2. Assessment and admission/Getting to know you3. Stabilisation/Feeling safe4. Active treatment and rehabilitation/individualised therapy and improving quality of life5. Transition and discharge/Preparing to move on
Therapies and activitiesEach service user has a treatment plan and a weekly therapeutic timetable which can include:
Individual and group psychology Counselling for drug and alcohol misuse Anger management Social skills development Daily living skills development Healthy living IT skills training Education and vocational development Group games and activities
Medium Secure Personality Disorder Services for MenMadison and Columbus, Cygnet Hospital Bury, North West
Beds available
Now taking referrals
Our service user profile Men, 18+ years Primary diagnosis of personality disorder Detained under the Mental Health Act, including Ministry
of Justice restrictions Requiring assessment and treatment in a secure environment May have a history of trauma
Male 18+ years 26 beds across 2 wards
The model of treatment is based on the principles of the recovery model including psychological therapies, occupational therapy, social therapy, physical healthcare and medication.Staff are trained to provide a pattern of care that continuously challenges maladaptive patterns of behaviour and provides ongoing opportunities to learn and try out more adaptive courses of action and we use the myPath framework to focus interventions towards a service user’s future life outside hospital.
Global Assessment of Progress (GAP)The Global Assessment of Progress (GAP) is our specialist outcome tool used Cygnet Hospital Bury. The tool allows us to measure an individual’s progress throughout their placement, plot the positive developments, setbacks and changes in wellbeing but also identify the warning signs of any possible deterioration, whilst informing care planning and being transparent about future risks.
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Individuals in our care had an average GAP score increase of 37% on discharge*Data and graphs relate to discharges at Columbus Ward, Cygnet Hospital Bury in 2020
Discharge Destinations
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of individuals discharged from Columbus Ward at Cygnet Hospital Bury, moved downstream along their care pathway to rehab or supported living services67%
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*Results taken from Columbus Ward 2020 service user surveys
67% of individuals moved downstream to supported living or rehab services
33% moved sideways to a medium secure setting
Service user survey resultsEach service user at Cygnet Hospital Bury is given the opportunity to complete an individual satisfaction survey.
of individuals have always felt safe during their time at Columbus Ward86%
of individuals feel they are given choices, and are involved with choosing the types of therapies /groups that are provided to them
100% of individuals feel ward staff are caring and supportive
100% of individuals have confidence and trust in the nursing staff
93%
*Results taken from Columbus Ward 2020 service user surveys
Daily Living Skills Observation Scale (DLSOS)DLSOS tracks functionality and the ability to successfully live an independent life in the community.
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On discharge
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Individuals in our care had an average DLSOS score increase of 161% on discharge*Data and graphs relate to discharges at Columbus Ward, Cygnet Hospital Bury in 2020
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Daily Living Skillset Average daily living skillset based on Baseline vs Final. Service users are measured against 16 areas of function such as hygiene, budgeting and road safety.
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Cygnet Hospital Bury off Buller St, Bolton Rd, Bury, North West BL8 2BSPhone number 0161 762 7200
Where are we?
Cygnet Hospital Bury
For more information or to make a referral please call 0808 164 4450 or email [email protected]
Our referral process:1 Referral made to Cygnet referrals team via 0808 164 4450
2 Assessment arranged and undertaken via our management team
3 Feedback provided on whether our service can meet the individual’s needs
4 Assessment pack formulated including care plans and funding information
5 Admission agreed and plans for transition arranged with referring team following confirmation of acceptance of placement
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CYG-686 | Date of Preparation: 20/05/21
Cygnet Hospital Bury
