Freda Fairness Respect Equality Dignity and Autonomy Training
A new full day training course that brings together an understanding and application of; the Human Rights Act, the Equality Act and Respect, Privacy and Dignity in care guidance.
All individuals working within health and social care settings are required to both understand and be competent in the discipline of accurate, consistent and defensible reporting and record writing. When records are either incomplete, missing or in any way inaccurate, the consequences for any number of individuals or the business as a whole could be dire.
Our Defensible Documentation, Reporting and Record Writing Training course focuses on not only the mechanics of accurate report writing, but why it is of such importance. By instilling a sense of urgency when it comes to writing and maintaining accurate reports, workers will naturally fall into safer, better working habits for the long term.
Following any serious review or investigation it is often found that the documentation and record keeping skills for the care provider and their staff was poor. This Defensible Documentation, Reporting and Record Writing Training course is both engaging and informative, delegates will leave with instilled messages concerning defensible best practice.
A new full day training course that brings together an understanding and application of; the Human Rights Act, the Equality Act and Respect, Privacy and Dignity in care guidance.
The Level 3 Certificate in Diabetes Awareness training course is designed for those working in the healthcare sector who wish to increase their awareness of diabetes in order to support their service users.
Our Infection Prevention and Control training course will provide delegates with an understanding of the importance of why we need to have infection control measures implemented in the workplace.
There are over a million people living with dementia in the UK, with that number increasing each year. People with dementia may require regular visits from a nurse or carer, and in many cases, they move into a dementia care home or unit for access to around-the-clock care and support.