Report & Record Keeping Training Courses provide an understanding of the importance of good record keeping that meets the legal, clinical and accountability requirements of all care. This course is for residential and domiciliary care workers including carer’s, supervisors, trainers and managers who are working with older people, vulnerable adults and service users living in their own home. It is also suitable for residential or domiciliary care workers undertaking the Skills For Care Comon Induction Standards (CIS). Successful completion of this training will also provide you with direct knowledge evidence that can be used towards a QCF diploma.

1. Report & Record Keeping
Course Description:
To provide an understanding of the importance of good record keeping that meets the
legal, clinical and accountability requirements of all care. This course is for residential
and domiciliary care workers including carer’s, supervisors, trainers and managers who
are working with older people, vulnerable adults and service users living in their own
home.
It is also suitable for residential or domiciliary care workers undertaking the Skills For
Care Comon Induction Standards (CIS). Successful completion of this training will also
provide you with direct knowledge evidence that can be used towards a QCF diploma.
Course Outline:
• Describe your legal and professional responsibilities in relation to record keeping
• State how good record keeping enhances the quality of care delivered to service users
• Explain how good record keeping provides sound evidence of care delivery
Course Duration:
3hrs
Assessment:
The trainer will carry out an on-going assessment during the course
Certification:
All delegates will receive a certificate of attendance
Location:
The course can be delivered at locations to suit the client or at one of our training
venues Maximum number of delegates per trainer is 15
Telephone: 0845 468 0870
Pathway College
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Web: www.pathwaygroup.co.uk
Birmingham: 0121 369 0100
Email: caretraining@pathwaygroup.co.uk