Overview of Course
Introduction to best practice in documenting clinical care, continuity of care, individualised, up to date, factual and unambiguous approach, legibility, signatures and dates, timely documentation in chronological order, timed entries, abbreviations, accepted grading systems, errors, referrals and consultations, maintenance and storage of records, patient identification, instruction and supervision of students in documentation. Code of Professional Conduct for each Nurse and Midwife, Scope of Practice and other key Policies and documents that underpin best practice in recording clinical care. Legal issues in documentation.
Aims of Course
he aims of this programme are to assist nurses to understand their duty of care and responsibility in the area of best practice in documentation of clinical care.
Course Objectives
To provide nurses with best practice guidelines in recording clinical care.
Target Audience
All nurses who wish to update their knowledge in documentation and recording clinical care.
Course Curriculum
- Main Topics
- Record Keeping; how important is it?
- Accountability
- Confidentiality
- Safety and Security
- Consent
- Legal Considerations
- SMART Documentation
- Use of Tools in the interest of Objectivity
- Guidelines for Practice in Recording Clinical Care
- Local Policy
- I.S.B.A.R.
- Abbreviations
- Errors
- Multidisciplinary Input
- T.E.A.M.
- Advice and Education
- Uniformity
- Clinical Supervision
- Audit
- Trends and Issues in Fitness to Practice
- Types of Complaints
- REFERENCES
- Quiz
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