Delivered by: Annette Bradley

Suitable for: Non-clinical staff in General Practice

Learning outcomes

Delegates will:

• Understanding Roles and Responsibilities of being a chaperone and learn their specific duties during medical examinations and procedures.
• Understand the importance of patient comfort, privacy and dignity
• Learn effective communication skills for communicating effectively with patients and healthcare providers.
• Understand legal and ethical considerations related to patient care and confidentiality.
• Learn safety protocols to protect both patients and healthcare staff.
• How to respond to emergencies during medical procedures.
• Learn the most appropriate route to raise concerns and do so if they are concerned about the medical professional's behaviour or actions.

Evidence base: https://www.practitionerhealth.nhs.uk/chaperone-policy#:~:text=All%20patients%20are%20entitled%20to,a%20trained%20member%20of%20staff

Programme:

• Roles and Responsibilities of being a chaperone
• The importance of patient comfort, privacy and dignity
• Communication skills.
• Legal and ethical considerations related to patient care and confidentiality.
• Safety protocols
• How to respond to emergencies during medical procedures.
• Raising concerns

For more information, you can reach out to our operations manager Sami.jo@matrainingenterprise.co.uk

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