Daisy
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The training was very good and easy to understand the questions
Posted on 13/01/2026
Record keeping is a challenging concept and as the industry moves away from paper records towards digital records it is more important than ever to ensure that the records we keep are accurate and timely.

Module 1
The Principles of Record Keeping
Module 2
Why do we keep records?
Module 3
Types of documentation used in healthcare
Module 4
Factors that contribute to 'good' record keeping
Module 5
Access and ownership of records
Module 6
General Data Protection
Module 7
Legal Matters and Complaints
Module 8
Summary
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The training was very good and easy to understand the questions
Posted on 13/01/2026
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Posted on 25/04/2026
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Accurate records support safe, consistent care, effective communication, legal compliance, accountability, and informed decision-making for patients and residents.
Records should contain accurate, relevant, timely, clear, and complete information about care, treatment, observations, decisions, and other necessary details.
GDPR requires personal information to be collected, stored, accessed, and shared lawfully and securely, while protecting individuals' privacy and confidentiality.
Records should be stored securely, with access limited to authorised individuals. Appropriate safeguards should prevent loss, damage, unauthorised access, or disclosure.
Report suspected breaches promptly through your organisation's procedures, provide relevant details, and avoid further disclosure while following data protection requirements.