You are responsible for the things that you record.
You must take care about what you record.
At times, you will be asked to explain your records. For example, if there is a complaint that needs investigating or records are needed as part of a court investigation.
Check below to see some examples of the kinds of people who might read what you write and why.
You must take care about what you record.
At times, you will be asked to explain your records. For example, if there is a complaint that needs investigating or records are needed as part of a court investigation.
Check below to see some examples of the kinds of people who might read what you write and why.
-Lawyers, Police and other officials
-Individuals you support
-Your Manager
-Other Partners and Professionals
-Healthcare Professionals
-Colleagues
Don’t forget – people who are not entitled to see confidential information must not be able to see it. This includes members of your family, your friends, members of the public and professionals who have no legitimate business reason to see the information.
Don’t forget – people who are not entitled to see confidential information must not be able to see it. This includes members of your family, your friends, members of the public and professionals who have no legitimate business reason to see the information.
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Class Sessions
1- 1. Why is recording important?
2- 2. Core skills and social care records
3- 3. Recording principles
4- 4. Who will see the things you record?
5- 5. Active listening skills
6- 6. Recording legislation
7- 7. Using your own devices
8- 8. Care and support worker responsibilities
9- Why is recording important?
10- Core skills and social care records
11- Recording principles
12- Who will see the things you record?
13- Active listening skills
14- Recording legislation
15- Using your own devices
16- Care and support worker responsibilities