COVID19 Update - March 2020
Due to the latest advice from the UK Govt, The Health & Safety Group have been forced to suspend all classroom training until May.
However, you can still book a place on a future training course - we have dates available to book right up until the end of the year!
Who is This Training Course For?
This course is aimed at all healthcare professionals, in particular existing staff to refresh and update knowledge + as induction to new starters in an organisation.
Why do you need this Course?
'Record-keeping is an integral part of Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professionals' practice and is essential to the provision of safe and effective care. It is not an optional extra to be fitted in if circumstances allow' (NMC 2009)
This course will provide you with information on industry best practice in regards to clinical record keeping. You will also learn the importance of patient consent to disclosures of personal information, the means and methods of disclosures and the legal requirements of keeping information secure.
Objectives
- How to provide a confidential service to patients and service users in the context of their specific role
- Understand the principles of Information Governance and how they apply in every day working environments
- How to ensure and maintain good record keeping
- Fundamentals of data protection, confidentiality and the Caldicott Principles
- The responsibilities of healthcare organisations under the Freedom of Information Act 2000
- Your professional and legal responsibilities
- The different types of records used in healthcare
- The importance of good record keeping and the implications of bad record keeping
- Common errors in record keeping
- How to develop your communication skills through accurate and clear record keeping
Course Content
- Aims + Principles
- Legal Aspects
- Codes + Standards
- Accountability
- Countersigning
- Ethical Considerations
- Caldicott Report
- Data Protection
- Freedom of Information
- Patient Information
- Confidentiality + Disclosure
- NHS Protect - Counter Fraud
- Types and Function of Records
- Principles of Good Record Keeping
- Errors and Barriers of Record Keeping
Course Benefits
This classroom training course allows the delegate to fully understand all the core aspects of Clinical Record Keeping in a high impact 4 hour session
Are you looking to hold a group Clinical Record Keeping training course at your place of work? Receive this expert training course, for up to 20 delegates, for as little as £35 per person! For further details, please contact us using
this in-house enquiry form
This activity is accredited by The CPD Standards office as 4 hours of CPD
COVID19 Update - March 2020
Due to the latest advice from the UK Govt, The Health & Safety Group have been forced to suspend all classroom training until May.
However, you can still book a place on a future training course - we have dates available to book right up until the end of the year!
Who is this course for?
This course is aimed at all healthcare professionals, in particular existing staff to refresh and update knowledge + as induction to new starters in an organisation.
'Record-keeping is an integral part of Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professionals' practice and is essential to the provision of safe and effective care. It is not an optional extra to be fitted in if circumstances allow' (NMC 2009)
This course will provide you with information on industry best practice in regards to clinical record keeping. You will also learn the importance of patient consent to disclosures of personal information, the means and methods of disclosures and the legal requirements of keeping information secure.
- How to provide a confidential service to patients and service users in the context of their specific role
- Understand the principles of Information Governance and how they apply in every day working environments
- How to ensure and maintain good record keeping
- Fundamentals of data protection, confidentiality and the Caldicott Principles
- The responsibilities of healthcare organisations under the Freedom of Information Act 2000
- Your professional and legal responsibilities
- The different types of records used in healthcare
- The importance of good record keeping and the implications of bad record keeping
- Common errors in record keeping
- How to develop your communication skills through accurate and clear record keeping
- Aims + Principles
- Legal Aspects
- Codes + Standards
- Accountability
- Countersigning
- Ethical Considerations
- Caldicott Report
- Data Protection
- Freedom of Information
- Patient Information
- Confidentiality + Disclosure
- NHS Protect - Counter Fraud
- Types and Function of Records
- Principles of Good Record Keeping
- Errors and Barriers of Record Keeping
The course made me re-evaluate my pratise and highlighted quite a few areas for improvement that I hadn't considered. - Cara Cullen
