- Social Care and Health
- Childrens Social Care
- Recording Skills
- Lesson
Recording Skills
- 33m
- Editable
Record keeping, and keeping good quality case notes, are central to the processes of assessment, decision-making, service planning and delivery..
Learning Outcomes for this module include:
Aid in the understanding of why good record keeping matters. We’ll explore when is the right time to share information and the importance of keeping the individual at the heart of the practice
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