Around 50 full-time jobs will be created, ranging from clinical and management staff, through to care, support, kitchen and domestic teams.
The care home training team is also being increased to include occupational therapists and the trust's safeguarding adult nurse to provide additional expertise to care home support staff.
Normally, they are cared for by community health care teams, which may include health care assistants (support staff who are not on the professional nursing register) who do not have the time or expertise to undertake a comprehensive carer assessment.
Wages for care and support staff are low, and there are issues around companies not paying for training time, using insecure zero-hours contracts, and not paying travel time to homecare workers like Jones.
Sir David Nicholson, chief executive of NHS England, is keen to see a national roll out of the training scheme developed by nurses in north Devon, who have been boosting the clinical skills of care home support staff.
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