Course detail
Person-Centred Care, Dignity and Respect
This CPD-level course provides health and social care staff in England with a practical understanding of person-centred care, dignity and respect. It explains how care must be planned and delivered around the person, their assessed needs, preferences, values, culture, rights, choices and goals. The course is designed for adult social care and private healthcare settings, including care homes, domiciliary care, supported living, rehabilitation services and services supporting people with complex or long-term needs. It links day-to-day practice with current regulatory expectations, including CQC Regulation 9, Regulation 10, Regulation 11, Regulation 17 and the wider principles of safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led care.
Topics
24
Duration
1.4h
Quiz pass mark
100%
Course structure
Learning path
Topics are completed in order before the final assessment unlocks.
Course Description
Learning Objectives
Introduction
What Person-Centred Care Means
Why Person-Centred Care Matters
Legal and Regulatory Framework
Dignity and Respect
Privacy and Confidentiality
Choice, Control and Consent
Mental Capacity and Best Interests
Knowing the Person
Person-Centred Assessment and Care Planning
Communication and Shared Decision-Making
Supporting Independence and Risk Enablement
Equality, Diversity and Human Rights
Dignity in Personal Care
Meals, Nutrition and Daily Routines
Relationships, Family and Community Life
Recognising and Challenging Poor Practice
Documentation and Evidence of Person-Centred Care
Complaints, Feedback and Learning
Staff Responsibilities
Practical Scenarios
Course Summary
Final quiz
Final step15 questions and 100% required to pass and receive the certificate.
