Recording and Reporting

Module 1: Understanding the significance of record keeping and its role in maintaining quality care standards: We will explore the legal framework surrounding data protection, specifically focusing on the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) of 2016. You will learn practical strategies that will enable you to securely share information only with authorised parties. 

Module 2: The benefits of Care Plans: Learn how they enhance the quality of care delivery and understand the fundamental principles of legislation governing information management and confidentiality.  

Module 3: Maintaining accurate records: You will learn how to maintain records accurately, how to safeguard sensitive data and ensure compliance with legal obligations. 

What is reporting and recording in care? 

Reporting and recording in care involves systematically documenting and communicating essential information to maintain quality care standards.  

Why is reporting and recording in care so important? 

Recording and Reporting is crucial for ensuring staff competency, compliance with regulations, and to maintain quality care standards. It can help track employee progress, identify training needs, and will provide evidence of training for regulatory purposes. Accurate recording and reporting enhances accountability, facilitates continuous improvement, and contributes to the safety and well-being of those receiving care. 

How does a training course in Recording and Reporting improve care provision? 

It will enable identification of areas for improvement and allow care providers to address specific needs to enhance service quality.