Professional Boundaries
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Personal boundaries can vary between individuals, and setting boundaries can be a difficult process. Professional boundaries are agreed upon by law, ethical regulations and local organisations.
12 Modules1 hour
€169€0

Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Define the term 'boundaries' or 'boundary'
- Discuss what is meant by professional boundaries in regard to working alongside colleagues
- Explain why respecting colleague professional boundaries is important and how to respect the boundaries of your colleagues in practice
- Discuss what is meant by professional boundaries in regard to residents/patients/service users, and describe how professional boundaries can be establ
- Appreciate the importance of professional boundaries in regard to residents/patients/service users
- Define what is meant by the terms 'boundary crossing' and 'boundary violation' and explain your responsibilities if you break a boundary yourself, or
- Discuss the relevance of professional boundaries to working with residents'/service users' families
- Recall the definitions of the main types of personal boundaries, including: physical, emotional, intellectual, time, and material boundaries
- Give examples of how personal boundaries may be reflected upon, and how individuals can work on where their personal boundaries lie to improve wellbei
- Know where to find further information and support regarding professional and personal boundaries
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Define the term 'boundaries' or 'boundary'
- Discuss what is meant by professional boundaries in regard to working alongside colleagues
- Explain why respecting colleague professional boundaries is important and how to respect the boundaries of your colleagues in practice
- Discuss what is meant by professional boundaries in regard to residents/patients/service users, and describe how professional boundaries can be establ
- Appreciate the importance of professional boundaries in regard to residents/patients/service users
- Define what is meant by the terms 'boundary crossing' and 'boundary violation' and explain your responsibilities if you break a boundary yourself, or
- Discuss the relevance of professional boundaries to working with residents'/service users' families
- Recall the definitions of the main types of personal boundaries, including: physical, emotional, intellectual, time, and material boundaries
- Give examples of how personal boundaries may be reflected upon, and how individuals can work on where their personal boundaries lie to improve wellbei
- Know where to find further information and support regarding professional and personal boundaries
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Training Overview
- What are Professional Boundaries?
- The Importance of Professional Boundaries
- Professional Boundaries with Residents/Service Users
- Professional Boundaries with Colleagues
- Professional Boundaries with Families
- Professional Boundary Crossing and Violation
- Maintaining Professional Boundaries
- What are Personal Boundaries?
- The Importance of Personal Boundaries
- Where to Find Further Support
- Summary
- References












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