This learning provides an understanding of the underlying principles regarding the formal requirement of health and social care providers to be open with their patients when they suffer harm related to their care or treatment.
Apply NowThis learning provides an understanding of the underlying principles regarding the formal requirement of health and social care providers to be open with their patients when they suffer harm related to their care or treatment.
| Applicable audience | This learning is suitable for learners who work in a clinical or care setting. |
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| Pre-requisites | There are no pre-requisites required for this learning. |
| Delivery method | This learning is delivered by a virtual classroom. |
| Duration | This learning will take 2 hours to complete. |
| Materials and resources required | Learners should have access to a computer with an internet connection and Microsoft Teams. |
| Refresher | This learning should be completed as required. |
| Minimum/maximum learner numbers | A minimum of 4 and a maximum of 12 learners are required for this learning. |
| CPD Points | 1.5 |
Healthcare staff have a statutory duty to be open and honest with patients about any errors in care or treatment. The aim of this learning is to provide the opportunity to apply theory to practical application of the process of ‘Duty of Candour’ in clinical practice.