Observation and Documentation in Care Settings

In the world of care settings, a keen sense of observation has been the cornerstone of effective caregiving since the time of Florence Nightingale. The course "Observation and Documentation in Care Settings" shines a light on the importance of observation skills and their role in providing exceptional care, ensuring the well-being of patients and clients alike.

Learning Outcomes:

• Acquire an in-depth understanding of observation skills and their significance in care settings.
• Learn about child observation and its role in promoting healthy development and well-being.
• Develop the ability to create a child observation plan and document observations effectively.
• Gain insights into various observational methods and studies utilised in care settings.
• Understand the relationship between social policy, social work observation, and observation skills.
• Master the techniques of basic health observation and clinical management observation in care settings.

Certificate of Completion (PDF)

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Certificate of Completion (Hard Copy)

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The course commences by introducing you to the world of observation skills, highlighting their crucial role in care settings. We then delve into the realm of child observation, exploring its importance in nurturing healthy development and addressing the needs of children under care. Module 3 focuses on the creation of child observation plans and effective documentation, equipping you with the necessary tools to record your observations accurately.

In the second half of the course, we examine various observational methods and studies, further enhancing your understanding of observation skills in care settings. We then move on to the connection between social policy, social work observation, and the need for adept observation skills. Lastly, the course covers basic health observation and clinical management observation, solidifying your expertise in observation and documentation in care settings.

• Individuals pursuing a career in care settings, seeking to develop their observation skills and documentation techniques.
• Caregivers, healthcare workers, or social workers looking to enhance their observation skills to improve their professional practice.
• Educators and childcare providers interested in learning about child observation and its applications.
• Students studying healthcare, social work, or childcare who want to complement their academic knowledge with practical observation skills.
• Individuals with a general interest in improving their observation skills and understanding their significance in care settings.

• Care Assistant: Entry-level salaries typically start at around £17,000,
• Social Worker: Average salaries can range between £25,000 to £40,000,
• Clinical Support Worker: The salary for this role typically ranges from £18,000 to £22,000,
• Registered Nurse: Salaries can vary, potentially starting at around £24,000 and rising with experience and additional qualifications.

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