Imran has just come out of hospital after a fall.

You are on duty when he arrives home and are responsible for communicating this and any changes to his care needs to his support team. On his discharge letter, it says his wound on his leg needs cleaning twice a day (morning and evening) and cream applying. He also has antibiotics to take for 2 weeks.

1. Who do you would need to communicate with about this?
2. How should I communicate this message, and what are the key points to communicate?

For example, you need to call Imran’s daughter and let her know that Imran is home from hospital, he has a wound on his leg that he has cream for and antibiotics for two weeks, and the care staff will help him with this.
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