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Daily Record Keeping training for Support Workers

This training course explores the importance of accurate, detailed and professional daily record keeping when supporting individuals with brain and spinal injuries. Daily records provide a vital picture of a client’s everyday life, including their abilities, challenges, progress and the support they require. They are essential for ensuring continuity and quality of care, but may also form important evidence within ongoing litigation, helping legal and clinical professionals understand the true extent of a client’s current and future care needs. This course will help you understand why the detail matters and how to create records that are factual, meaningful and reflective of the support actually provided.

Name of Person completing the training(Required)
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Apart from giving us a good understanding of our client's needs, what else do Daily Records provide for us?(Required)
What can become invisible if accurate and detailed daily records are not kept?(Required)
Why are even the smallest details worth recording?(Required)
Over months and years, detailed and accurate daily records can evidence?(Required)
A good daily record does not only tell us what happened, but?(Required)
Why is using professional language important when completing daily records?(Required)
What is your responsibility when writing daily records that may get used as part of the litigation process?(Required)