Case notes are an integral and important part of practice. It's important to our clients that we keep good records.
This workshop is designed for those who have an obligation to make case notes and records of events for social housing clients. This fully interactive session will provide participants with information about their legal and professional obligations when making case notes and records, including minutes of meetings. By the end of the session, delegates will have confidence to write in a professional and efficient way.
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This online workshop takes a blended learning approach.
- 1 x 3-hour online workshop session via Zoom
- Access to online self-study learning content and downloadable resources
What you'll learn:
- The CRAFT of good case notes, records and minutes
- Why we keep case notes and records of events and the importance of defensible writing
- Subjective and objective language
- Avoiding opinion and sticking to the facts
- Being clear and concise
- The use of abbreviations and jargon
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them
- How to structure your writing
Jo is an accomplished, enthusiastic and motivational facilitator and public speaker who prides herself on delivering memorable training that translates to the workplace. She utilises accelerated learning techniques to deliver lively, interactive and engaging on-line and in person workshops.
Jo holds an ILM Certificate in Coaching a BSc Honours degree from De Montfort University and a Certificate in Learning and Development.
Having worked in leadership roles for some of the largest social housing providers in the UK and Australia, Jo has a wealth of experience of working remotely and successfully leading remote and dispersed teams.
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