30-Hours Professional Diploma in Care Planning Policy
Credit hours
3
Good care planning starts with understanding a person's needs and the policies that shape care. This course covers planning principles, needs assessment, individual care plans, legal requirements and the roles of different professionals. Learners also look at reviewing and evaluating plans, communicating with patients and families, and ethical decision-making, making it useful for care staff and coordinators.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Care Planning and Policy Frameworks
- 02The Principles of Effective Care Planning
- 03Needs Assessment and Individualised Care Plans
- 04Legal and Regulatory Requirements in Care Planning
- 05The Role of Healthcare Professionals in Care Planning
- 06Monitoring, Reviewing, and Evaluating Care Plans
- 07Communication in Care Planning: Working with Patients, Families, and Teams
- 08Ethical Considerations in Care Planning and Decision-Making
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