Those working within the care sector are involved in record keeping in a number of different ways. Record keeping is not an activity that is always approached with enthusiasm however it is hugely important for a number of reasons. Recording supports positive care, provides evidence of good practice and helps to create a written narrative of a person’s journey through care. This 3 hour training course is designed to instruct and support social and health care staff on how to write and maintain appropriate and accurate records.
What you'll learn.
Attending delegates will gain an understanding of their legal & professional obligations in creating and maintaining accurate records and be able to demonstrate an understanding of the role record keeping plays. They will be instructed on how to create manageable, non-judgemental records that make sense to others, and understand the importance and limits of confidentiality.
Who is Record and Report Writing for?
This course is suitable for health and social care workers who are required or expected to keep, compile and maintain accurate records and reports within their job role.
What are the learning outcomes?
- Understand your legal & professional obligations in creating and maintaining accurate records
- Demonstrate an understanding of the role record keeping plays
- Appreciate the value of being non-judgemental
- Understand why we should avoid clichés
- Create manageable records that make sense to others
- Write goals in SMART language
- Understand the importance and limits of confidentiality
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