Chaperoning In Primary Care

Chaperoning In Primary Care

This online course has been designed for non-clinical staff such as GP receptionists, who may be required to act as a chaperone and need some formal training.

What’s covered?

Introduction To Chaperoning

What Is A Chaperone?

Guidance On Using Chaperones

Why Chaperones Are Important

When Is A Chaperone Required?

Chaperone Duties

The Chaperone's Role

Chaperoning And Gender

Special Circumstances

Suitable Chaperones

Communicating The Chaperone Policy

The Patient’s Rights

Documentation

Verbal Communication

Non-verbal Communication

Whistleblowing

The information in this course has been written in line with guidance from the General Medical Council, the Royal College of Nursing, The Medical Defence Union, The Medical Protection Society, the NHS and the CQC

Duration: Approximately 1 hour

Assessment: Knowledge checks after each section of the course and an end of course multiple choice assessment

Certification: On successful completion, learners can download a certificate as evidence that they have passed the course

ELEARNING FEATURES

• Our online courses appeal to all learning styles with interactive quizzes, video and audio features
• Work at your own pace, testing your knowledge as you progress through the course
• Access the course from any PC or device - progress is saved automatically so that you can stop and start at times to suit your schedule