GP – Clinical Governance

Description

This GP- Clinical Governance course is designed for Clinical Managers, Health Administration Assistants, Health Administration Specialists, Health Information Managers, Facility Project Managers and Facility Information Managers. 

In general, Clinical Governance is the system through which National Health Service (NHS) organisations are responsible for making continuous improvements in the quality of their services and maintaining high safeguarding standards of care. Here in our course, you will know the history of clinical governance, why it is important, how to monitor performance and the seven pillars of clinical governance. In fact, we will go in-depth on each pillar of clinical governance to make sure you are thoroughly familiar with them by the end of the course.

In addition, we will introduce you to clinical effectiveness, clinical audit, clinical research, the difference between them, how to set certain criteria and standards, and the history and structure of the National Health Service (NHS). You will also explore employment rights, patient rights, medical ethics and etiquette, the concept of confidentiality, the Do’s and Don’t, the ethical and legal duties, how computerisation has changed health care, various types of risks and hazards and how to prevent them to maintain workplace safety.

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