Description
Dignity, Privacy and Respect e-Learning Course
The Dignity, Privacy and Respect e-Learning Course equips health and social care staff with the knowledge and confidence to uphold key values in everyday practice.
Learners explore how to support choice, maintain confidentiality, and communicate respectfully across diverse care settings.
The course highlights legal and ethical responsibilities, including safeguarding, cultural sensitivity, and the right to personal space.
It equips teams to recognise poor practice, respond appropriately, and promote dignity in all interactions.
Suitable for frontline staff, managers, and support workers, the course supports CQC compliance and person-centred care.
Fully online and CPD-accredited, it includes knowledge checks and is ideal for inductions, refreshers, or ongoing development.
📚Trainer-led Courses: Dignity in Care Training | Duty of Care Training | Safeguarding Adults Training
Course Information:
- Developed by professionals.
- CPD Approved.
- 100% online, learn at your own time and pace.
- Translates into over 100 different languages.
- Instant certificate downloaded.
- Progress tracker.
- Easy to use interface.
- CPD Approved
- Bulk Buy & Save
- Average Completion Time: 45 minutes
Course key topics:
The key points covered in this online course are:
- Defining dignity, privacy and respect
- Legislation and its affects
- Identifying discrimination
- Poor practice
- Support specific care needs
- Implementation of change
- PCC
Learning Outcome:
On completion of the dignity, privacy, and respect e-learning, participants will be able to:
- Define dignity, privacy, and respect in a care context.
- Understand laws that protect people’s rights in care settings.
- Identify and address discrimination and poor practices.
- Recognise specific care needs and provide personalised, respectful care.
- Implement positive changes to improve care standards and uphold dignity and privacy.
- Use person-centred care principles in daily practices to promote a respectful and supportive care environment.
- Monitor and evaluate how these practices impact patient well-being.
Who is the Dignity, Privacy and Respect e-Learning Course for?
This course is designed for anyone working in health and social care, including:
- Healthcare Workers: Nurses, doctors, and healthcare assistants who work directly with patients.
- Social Care Workers: Individuals providing care and support in community or residential settings.
- Care Home Staff: Employees in care homes responsible for residents’ well-being.
- Support Workers: People helping those with disabilities, mental health issues, or other needs.
- Managers and Supervisors: Those overseeing care teams and implementing policies.
- Volunteers: Individuals volunteering in healthcare or social care, needing to uphold these principles.
- New Staff: Recently hired employees needing training in dignity, privacy, and respect as part of their introduction.
- Training Coordinators: Professionals managing staff development and training in care organisations.
It’s suitable for all care settings and helps teams meet CQC expectations while promoting safer, more compassionate care.
Course Benefits – Dignity, Privacy and Respect e-Learning
- Equips staff with practical strategies to uphold dignity, privacy, and respect in everyday care.
- Supports CQC compliance by reinforcing person-centred values and safeguarding responsibilities.
- Improves communication skills, helping staff respond sensitively to individual needs and preferences.
- Promotes safer, more compassionate care, reducing risk of poor practice or complaints.
- Accessible to all roles—no clinical experience required; suitable for frontline, managerial, and non-clinical staff.
- Flexible e-learning format—complete anytime, on any device, with pause/resume options.
- CPD-accredited with certificate on completion, supporting professional development and training records.
- Ideal for inductions and refreshers, ensuring consistent values across teams and settings.
