Effective communication and shared decision-making are the foundations of a good therapeutic relationship between osteopath and patient.
During the three-year cycle, you must undertake CPD in communication and consent to keep your knowledge and skills up to date in this fundamentally important area of practice.
A wide range of learning resources exist; the following are offered as suggestions:
-Reviewing relevant sections of the Osteopathic Practice Standards and supplementary GOsC guidance, such as Obtaining consent
-Maintaining an up-to-date knowledge of benefit and risk by regularly reviewing reports, research and advice available on the National Council for Osteopathic Research website
-Case-based discussion or case studies explored with colleagues
-Consent and communication resources provided by other healthcare regulators and organisations, and education providers.
-You can use these resources on your own to develop your knowledge and understanding, or use them as the basis for group discussion with colleagues.
Communication and Consent Communication and patient partnership Knowledge Professionalism Safety and quality in practice Skills and Performance
Communication and Consent Communication and patient partnership Knowledge Professionalism Safety and quality in practice Skills and Performance
Communication Communication and patient partnership Consent Knowledge Professionalism Safety and quality in practice Skills and Performance
Communication and Consent Communication and patient partnership Knowledge Professionalism Skills and Performance
Communication and Consent Knowledge Safety and quality in practice Skills and Performance
Case-based discussion Clinical audit Communication and Consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Patient feedback / Guidance
Your guide to the new CPD scheme provides a brief introduction to the new CPD scheme that launched in October 2018. It contains helpful information, useful tips and plenty of links to further resources to help and support you in …
Case-based discussion Communication and Consent
Osteopath Tom Munden shares with us what he learned during his first time carrying out a case based discussion as a CPD activity
Tom Munden graduated from the British School (now the University College) of Osteopathy in 1988. At the …
Communication and Consent Communication and patient partnership Professionalism Safety and quality in practice
Communication and Consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Osteopathic Practice standards Peer Discussion Review / Guidance
This document contains the full guidance for osteopaths on the GOsC CPD scheme requirements. The CPD scheme provides assurance of continuing fitness to practise for every osteopath on the statutory Register, by encouraging osteopaths to develop their practice as members …
Communication and Consent / Workbook
