Recording with Care
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The effective recording of information is essential task for those supporting others in a care environment. For the information recorded to be of value it must be an accurate reflection of what has taken place, there should not be ambiguity and there must be clear separation between opinion and fact.
It is also important to consider the legal implications of information being recorded incorrectly or in a misleading way. Further to this the implications around the storage of information relating to clients must be considered.
A typical session will include:
The target audience for this session are those individuals working as support workers, carers or in similar direct care roles.
This session can be delivered at your premises, or a location of your choice at a time to suit you, please contact Matt for a quotation. All in-house training includes handouts and a certificate of attendance for each learner.
The effective recording of information is essential task for those supporting others in a care environment. For the information recorded to be of value it must be an accurate reflection of what has taken place, there should not be ambiguity and there must be clear separation between opinion and fact.
It is also important to consider the legal implications of information being recorded incorrectly or in a misleading way. Further to this the implications around the storage of information relating to clients must be considered.
A typical session will include:
- How to prepare appropriately for a recording task
- The difference between facts and opinions
- The key information that should be present within all records
- The importance of non-discriminatory and anti-oppressive language
- The impact that the words you use can have on the reader.
The target audience for this session are those individuals working as support workers, carers or in similar direct care roles.
This session can be delivered at your premises, or a location of your choice at a time to suit you, please contact Matt for a quotation. All in-house training includes handouts and a certificate of attendance for each learner.
