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Professional Development and Standards Board Duty of care What is it? Celia Todd RCSLT Professional Development and Standards Board

Duty of care common law You must take reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions which you can reasonably foresee would be likely to injure your neighbour Lord Atkin 1932

What does this mean for me? Reasonable in relation to level of experience Considered clinical risk Doing what is reasonable Working to level of competence Higher the competence, higher the expected standard Judged against respected body of opinion

Context – why? Changing workforce and skill mix Changing roles and relationships Recruitment and retention 24/7 services Blurring of professional boundaries Emphasis on patient-centred care Greater use of protocols, guidelines and care pathways 24/7 services

Standards What is expected of me? Respect for autonomy – enabling individuals to make informed decisions Beneficence – to do good Non-maleficence – to avoid harm Distributive justice – individuals in similar circumstances treated in a similar way

Cont’d What is expected of me? Maintain confidentiality Seek informed consent Maintain accurate records Refrain from discrimination Adhere to relevant legislation and local and organisational policies Maintain and develop skills and knowledge

Competence and capability Individuals ability to apply knowledge and skills to delegated task Capability Full range of potentials – may be beyond current role and responsibility Performance Competence in action

Competence and capability TASK what to do PROCESS how to do it JUDGMENT & DECISION MAKING deciding best course of action at the time

Delegation of tasks SLT must consider: Knowledge and skills needed for the task Knowledge and skills of support practitioner (SP) Compliance with protocols, policy and guidelines Level of supervision and feedback SP carries responsibility for the task, but SLT remains accountable

Supervision Clear arrangements and access Named supervisor Recorded Shared responsibility Emergency contact arrangements

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