Staff at a Nottinghamshire care home have been praised for the way they handled a fire which broke out
in February. Managers at Hatzfeld Care Home in Blidworth were met with what the fire service described as a "significant fire with a large amount of smoke coming from one of the rooms".
“There were many vulnerable people involved and, without the professionalism of the care home staff and how seriously fire safety was taken by them, we could have been facing a much more severe incident." Staff have also developed their own phone app, known as the Hatzfeld Care App2, which is accessible by all care staff. It provides information regarding care plans of residents and other pertinent information. This proved to be invaluable on the day of the incident as the 'grab bag', containing residents’ information, was too hot to touch from the heat of the fire.
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