Overview

In healthcare, being honest is super important. Every time you talk to someone or make a decision, it’s a big deal. It’s not just about knowing your stuff; it’s about being open and responsible. It refers to openness and honesty when things go wrong within the health and social care services. It is a professional responsibility to be honest with patients or clients when things go wrong. As a doctor, carer, nurse midwife, and health and social care support worker, it is imperative to be open and honest with your patients or service users, colleagues or employers. Imagine a journey where every move enhances your ability to balance duty and candour. That’s exactly what this training course is all about. 

Throughout this course, you will learn the basic fundamentals of the duty of candour by knowing what exactly the duty of candour means in practice. Moreover, you will learn professional guidance for health and social care workers, helping you understand how to be honest and open in your interactions. Additionally, we will delve into the legal aspects so you will understand your statutory duties and professional responsibilities. We’ll also explore why being transparent is important and how it builds trust. Furthermore, we’ll examine the importance of learning from mistakes and creating a culture where everyone can learn and improve. Finally, we’ll discuss the organisational duty of candour, ensuring that everyone in practice understands their role in being honest and accountable. 

Upon successfully completing this course, you will gain practical knowledge and skills that you can apply in your professional life in order to uphold the duty of condor effectively. In addition it, you will get a CPD Accredited Certificate of Completion that adds value to your resume. So what are you waiting for? Enrol in this course now and start learning instantly!