Content of clinical notes. Best practice.

Best practice in patient notes keeping.

Learning outcomes: 

• Identify some of the common clinical, ethical and legal issues that may arise from poor notes keeping in general practice  
• Describe the principles for notes keeping for general practice consultations 
• Fulfil the legal requirements for writing clinical notes. 
• Create/propose at least one key resource useful for increasing understanding and skills of good note-keeping in general practice.

This activity is suitable for self-recorded CPD activities. (RP 2 hours). 

There is an MCQ assessment at the end of the course. There is a peer-to-peer discussion component in this course.

A Certificate will be provided at the end of the course. You can read more about the reasons to use our training courses here.

• Suitable for General Practitioners.
• Suitable to be used as a PDSA template by the practice.
• This course is a self-learning, fully online activity.
• You will receive a Certificate at the end of the course. Click on your profile name to access the Certificates.
• This course is free of charge to anyone.
• You need to register at www.courses.generalpracticetraining.com.au when you enrol for the course. It is also free of charge. We will never ask you for your credit card details or any payments. You are not required to enter your real date of birth or address. Advertisements around this website help us cover some of the course costs and keep it free for you.
• When asked to register for this portal, please, enter your user name as you wish it to be on the Certificate of completion of the course.
• You are not required to provide your real date of birth or address.

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