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Health & Safety
CQC Essential Standards are concerned with the welfare of everyone using the premises – visitors, patients and staff. This module is designed to protect the health and safety of all and the policies and procedures encourage a continuous assessment of safety and promote a culture of responsible Risk Management. Staff training and awareness are important to this culture and the module allows you to be confident in the basics of risk reporting.
Policies and Procedures for GPs
CQC Essential Standards are concerned with the welfare of everyone using the premises – visitors, patients and staff. This module is designed to protect the health and safety of all and the policies and procedures encourage a continuous assessment of safety and promote a culture of responsible Risk Management. Staff training and awareness are important to this culture and the module allows you to be confident in the basics of risk reporting.
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Health and Safety Management Systems for Primary Medical Care
Management of all aspects of health and safety (H&S) is essential in Primary Medical Care settings. Incidents occur in all environments and the health of patients and staff may be put at risk by failure to adopt a serious approach to health and safety. It is essential to implement robust H&S policies in order to meet the standards required both by CQC and the law. The QCS Health and Safety Module is comprehensive and kept up to date with regulatory change and best practice. It meets a `Gold Standard` for Quality Assurance in this area.
The Health and Safety module enables you to:
- Consider the real risks present within a healthcare practice.
- Implement an incident reporting system.
- Own a library of policies that enable the practice to meet CQC requirements.
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