Course overview
Why do I need this course?
- Understand your legal duty to be open and honest when things go wrong
- Build patient trust through transparent communication and ethical practice
- Respond appropriately to incidents with clear, compassionate disclosure
- Comply with regulations under the Health and Social Care Act
What will I learn?
- The meaning and importance of the Duty of Candour
- When and how the duty applies in health and care settings
- How to communicate effectively with patients and families after incidents
- The difference between statutory and professional Duty of Candour obligations
Who is this course for?
- Health and social care professionals in regulated services
- Managers and team leaders responsible for incident reporting
- Safeguarding and compliance officers in care organisations
- Anyone needing to understand ethical and legal responsibilities in care
Course details
In this awareness course learners will explore the ethical and legal obligations of open and honest communication, understanding its pivotal role in maintaining patient trust, safety, and the continuous improvement of healthcare practices.
Upon completion of this course, the learner will be able to:
- Understand the concept of Duty of Candour and its significance
- Recognise the scenarios in which Duty of Candour applies
- Differentiate between levels of harm and demonstrate the appropriate actions and communication strategies for each level, ensuring effective disclosure and support for patients and families
- Distinguish between statutory and professional Duty of Candour obligations, comprehending the legal and ethical responsibilities of healthcare professionals
- Navigate the step-by-step disclosure process for notifiable safety incidents
This course is made up of the following module:
- Duty of candour
- Course Length: 20 mins
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