What you'll learn?

 INTRODUCTION
 OBJECTIVE
 WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF DUTY OF CARE?-I
 WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF DUTY OF CARE?-II
 REQUIREMENTS OF DELIVERING DUTY OF CARE AND PROTECTING INDIVIDUALS-I
 REQUIREMENTS OF DELIVERING DUTY OF CARE AND PROTECTING INDIVIDUALS-II
 LEGISLATION AND GUIDELINES-I
 LEGISLATION AND GUIDELINES-II
 LEGISLATION AND GUIDELINES-III
 FULFILLING DUTY OF CARE
 PROFESSIONAL CODES OF PRACTICE
 COMMUNICATION, PARTNERSHIP AND TEAM WORK
 MAINTAINING TRUST
 NMC-I
 NMC-II
 DELEGATION
 PRINCIPLES OF DELEGATION
 GENERAL SOCIAL CARE COUNCIL -I
 GENERAL SOCIAL CARE COUNCIL -II
 GENERAL SOCIAL CARE COUNCIL -III
 GENERAL SOCIAL CARE COUNCIL -IV
 GENERAL SOCIAL CARE COUNCIL -V
 GENERAL SOCIAL CARE COUNCIL -VI
 PROMOTING INDEPENDENCE AND SERVICE USER RIGHTS
 CONFLICTS AND MANAGING DILEMMAS-I
 CONFLICTS AND MANAGING DILEMMAS-II
 CONFLICTS AND MANAGING DILEMMAS-III
 COMPLAINTS
 FINAL THOUGHTS
 THANK YOU!

Description

1.As a service provider in a care setting, whether you have experience in social care or as a health care worker, you have an obligation to ensure that you uphold a duty of care to the individuals that you help and provide support to, as well as those you work alongside within the workplace.

2.This means that you have a responsibility to safe guard your patients/clients/colleagues from any potential or actual harm whether physical, emotional or psychological, and to ensure you maintain a high standard of care as part of your job role.

Who's should take this course

Health care worker

Carer

Support worker