Keeping Good Records
What kind of records should you keep? In this course you’ll learn which formal and informal records are important to have, why good record keeping is important and the difference between good and bad record keeping.
You will automatically get a course certificate on course completion, along with your name, CPD hours, the date and learning objectives.
The course contains additional resource materials, useful links and a record keeping social care refresher guide.
Objectives
Once you’ve completed this course, you’ll have a knowledge of:
● Information governance in healthcare
● What kind of records you need to keep
● Why good recording keeping is important
● What the principles of good record keeping are
● The difference between good and bad record keeping
Modules
- Keeping Good Records
Specific csourse
- Duration: 45 minutes
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PDF certificate -
Unlimited replays -
12 months access
Training for your organisation
Call 01273 091 301 or email enquiries@melearning.co.uk for more info.
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Contact us8 reviews for Keeping Good Records
This course was excellent.
I am really pleased that I took this course – I have learnt a lot.
This topic is very important. Everyone should do this course,
Great course again, Me Learning.
This course will change the way I record my notes in future. Thank you.
I found this course very interesting and easy to follow.
Excellent course. Looking forward to undertaking more courses with you.
I found the course informative, and has offered a great insight to keeping better records.
I have thoroughly enjoyed this course, it was enjoyable, interactive and engaging. I have learnt more on recording keeping especially about not being judgemental which is very easily done by most health professionals.
The course was really useful and its great that it wasn’t full of non-related information. It was clear concise and interesting, had good pace.
I thought it was a good course. The material was presented in a clear, understandable format. It was pleasant to listen to.
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