Description

NEW TRAINING 2026

The course takes place online and combines :

theoretical presentations with visual aids (slides),

clinical examples and case studies,

moments and situations that allow you to reflect on your practice.

You also have access to reference documents in the Downloadable documents section, quizzes and a final test.

I encourage you to actively participate, take notes and reflect on your daily practices.
This training is not just informative; it's designed to strengthen your ability to provide respectful, safe and person-centred care. This is significantly protective for you too, in that it prevents compassion fatigue.

This course is designed for healthcare professionals, doctors, care teams and facility managers.

If you're a nurse, caring is at the very heart of your daily nursing mission. Indeed, the role of advocacy is a central and ethical function aimed at protecting patients, guaranteeing respect for their autonomy and ensuring quality of care. By acting as an intermediary and spokesperson to ensure that the patient's needs and wishes are met within the healthcare system.

This training course highlights the fine line between ¨good and bad treatment¨. Even a benevolent gesture can sometimes become maltreatment if it is poorly assessed and does not correspond to the true needs of the person to be treated. Among these gestures, those of last resort such as restraint must be supported by evidence of patient assessment and respect for human rights in accordance with the law.

Accredited 4 hours