Documentation & Report Writing
Course Overview
Those working in the care sector are involved in record-keeping in various capacities. Although it may not always be viewed with enthusiasm, accurate record-keeping is crucial for several reasons. It underpins positive care, serves as evidence of good practice, and creates a documented narrative of an individual’s care journey.
This 3-hour training course is designed to guide and support health and social care staff in writing and maintaining appropriate and accurate records.
Aims & Objectives
Duration: 3 hours
Criteria:
- Understand legal and professional responsibilities in record-keeping
- Recognise the role of accurate record-keeping in providing effective care
- Appreciate the importance of maintaining a non-judgemental approach in documentation
- Learn why clichés should be avoided in record-keeping
- Develop the ability to create clear, concise, and manageable records for effective communication
- Write goals using the SMART framework
- Understand the significance and boundaries of confidentiality in care records
Learning Objectives:
- Understand your legal and professional obligations in creating and maintaining accurate records
- Demonstrate an understanding of the vital role record-keeping plays in care provision
- Appreciate the importance of being non-judgemental in your documentation
- Recognise why it’s important to avoid clichés in records
- Create clear and manageable records that others can easily understand
- Write effective goals using SMART criteria
- Understand the importance and limitations of confidentiality in care settings
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