Informed Consent | Patient Autonomy and Rights | Confidentiality | Healthcare Communication Tips | Risk Assessment &More
What you will learn
You will learn about the duty of care as a caregiver, the legal and ethical obligations of the duty of care, and its importance.
You will be introduced to the fundamental concepts and strategies of CQC to help minimize and eliminate care errors.
You will examine the legal and ethical aspects of obtaining consent in caregiving, and how vital it is to respect the patient’s autonomy when providing care.
You will assess the risk assessment process and the types of risk assessment in health and social care.
You will get a description of the types of incidents and the importance of reporting and responding to incidents during caregiving.
You will learn how the duty of candor is related to the duty of care in health care and social services.
You will acquire the skills necessary to communicate effectively in healthcare settings and to maintain accurate records.
You will be aware of the limitations of sharing information as a caregiver, with colleagues and other professionals, as well as protocols for sharing informatio
You will develop digital skills in handling information effectively, cybersecurity fundamentals, and preparing for and responding to data breaches.
You will obtain a Certificate of Completion in Duty of Care in Nursing and Caregiving: Aid Patient Safety after finishing the Course.
You will acquire resources for continued learning and guidance on using completion certificates to showcase your skills in the caregiving industry.
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- Elevate Patient Safety: This course empowers you with the essential knowledge and practical strategies to uphold your professional duty of care, ensuring the highest standards of patient safety in nursing and caregiving environments.
- Navigating Legal & Ethical Frameworks: Understand the foundational legal and ethical principles that govern your responsibilities, providing a robust framework for responsible and safe patient interactions.
- Cultivating Trust Through Informed Consent: Master the art of obtaining genuine informed consent, recognizing it as a cornerstone of patient autonomy and a critical component of ethical care delivery.
- Championing Patient Autonomy: Develop a deep appreciation for and practical approaches to respecting individual patient choices, preferences, and values, actively involving them in their care decisions.
- Mastering Confidentiality in Practice: Gain clarity on the nuances of patient confidentiality, learning how to safeguard sensitive information and build trust through discreet and professional conduct.
- Enhancing Healthcare Communication: Acquire effective communication techniques essential for building rapport, conveying crucial information clearly, and de-escalating challenging situations with patients and families.
- Proactive Risk Identification: Learn to anticipate and identify potential hazards and risks within the caregiving setting, enabling you to implement preventative measures and safeguard patient well-being.
- Responding Effectively to Incidents: Develop a systematic approach to managing and reporting care incidents, transforming errors into learning opportunities to improve future practice.
- The Power of Candor in Care: Understand the vital link between honesty and accountability, learning how to openly and ethically address mistakes and adverse events to foster transparency and trust.
- Building a Culture of Safety: Contribute to a positive and safe care environment by integrating best practices in risk management and incident reporting into your daily workflow.
- Digital Responsibility in Healthcare: Gain essential digital literacy for handling patient data securely, understanding fundamental cybersecurity principles, and preparing for and responding to data breaches.
- PROS:
- Enhanced Professional Credibility: Acknowledged for your commitment to patient safety and ethical practice, enhancing your reputation within the healthcare sector.
- Empowerment Through Knowledge: Gain the confidence to navigate complex care situations with a solid understanding of your responsibilities and rights.
- Improved Patient Outcomes: Directly contribute to a reduction in errors and a rise in positive patient experiences and safety.
- CONS:
- Requires Active Application: The effectiveness of this course hinges on the participant’s commitment to actively applying learned principles in their day-to-day practice.
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