What you'll learn
Avoiding mistakes
Avoiding misconduct
Healthcare regulatory body
Medico-legal complications
Good medical practice
Requirements
None
Description
This course is for doctors, dentists, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, osteopaths, chiropractors, psychologist, physiotherapists and other health and care professionals. We specialise in providing focused courses on Probity and Ethics for doctors, dentists, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, osteopaths, chiropractors, psychologist, physiotherapists and other clinicians. The clinicians attend our courses for either professional development or appraisal / re-validation purposes, or are facing investigation or proceedings with the GMC, GDC, NMC, GPhC, GOSC, GCC or the MPTS or any other regulatory bodies.The courses are conducted by facilitator who has experience working in the NHS and private health sector and is well aware of the processes of the GMC investigation and the MPTS.Doctors and nurses are responsible for the care and wellbeing of their patients. Any mistake or misconduct on their part can have severe consequences for the patients and the reputation of the healthcare facility they work for. It is, therefore, crucial to ensure that such errors do not occur again in the future. In this module, we will discuss various strategies that doctors and nurses in the UK can employ to prevent similar mistakes or misconduct from happening again in the future. Mistakes and misconduct can have severe consequences in healthcare. It is, therefore, crucial to ensure that such errors do not occur again in the future. Doctors and nurses in the UK can employ various strategies, including continuing professional development, reflective practice, clinical audit, root cause analysis, teamwork and communication, and technology, to prevent similar mistakes or misconduct from happening again in the future. By doing so, they can provide the best possible care to their patients, promoting the safety and wellbeing of all those in their care. Technology can play a vital role in preventing errors and misconduct in healthcare. For example, electronic prescribing systems can reduce the chances of medication errors occurring. Electronic medical records can improve communication between healthcare professionals and reduce the chances of errors due to miscommunication. Doctors and nurses can also use technology to stay up-to-date with the latest medical knowledge, reducing the chances of errors due to outdated information. Root cause analysis is a technique used to identify the underlying causes of a problem or incident. It involves a structured and systematic approach to examining the problem, identifying its causes, and developing solutions to prevent it from happening again in the future. Doctors and nurses can use root cause analysis to identify the underlying causes of any mistakes or misconduct that occurred in the past. By doing so, they can implement changes in their practice that prevent similar errors from happening again in the future.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 How to avoid a complaint or investigation for doctor and nurses in the UK ?
Lecture 2 Consent and shared decision making
Lecture 3 Communication strategies for Healthcare professionals.
Lecture 4 Confidentiality and disclosure for HCPs
Lecture 5 Ethics_and_Ethical_Standards_for_Doctors_in_UK
Lecture 6 Behaviour change skills
Lecture 7 Documentation and record keeping
Lecture 8 Communication_strategies_for_healthcare_professionals
Lecture 9 Behaviour_Change_Skills_Person_Centred_Communication_for_healthcare_professional
Lecture 10 Confidentiality_and_disclosure_for_healthcare_professionals
Lecture 11 Improving_Your_Listening_Skills_for_doctor_and_nurses
Lecture 12 How_to_avoid_a_complaint_or_investigation_for_doctor_and_nurses_in_UK
Lecture 13 Documentation_and_Record_Keeping
Lecture 14 Probity_and_ethics_for_healthcare_professionals_in_the_UK
Lecture 15 How_to_ensure_a_similar_mistake_or_misconduct with QUIZ
Doctors,Nurses,Healthcare professionals



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