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Module on Remediation

Course Content

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Section 1: Introduction to Remediation

  • 1.1 What remediation means in healthcare

  • 1.2 Why remediation matters

  • 1.3 Core principles of effective remediation

  • 1.4 The regulatory perspective

  • 1.5 Making remediation a professional habit

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Section 2: Why Remediation Matters in FTP

  • 2.1 Remediation as a pathway to rehabilitation

  • 2.2 Remediation and patient safety

  • 2.3 Remediation and public trust

  • 2.4 The regulatory perspective in Canada

  • 2.5 Consequences of failing to remediate

  • 2.6 Remediation as part of lifelong professionalism

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Section 3: Superficial vs Genuine

  • 3.1 What superficial remediation looks like

  • 3.2 What genuine remediation looks like

  • 3.3 Case contrast: documentation lapses (nurse)

  • 3.4 Case contrast: prescribing concerns (pharmacist)

  • 3.5 Why regulators distinguish the two

  • 3.6 Embedding genuine remediation into professional identity

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Section 4: Types of Remediation

  • 4.1 Continuing professional development (CPD)

  • 4.2 Supervised or conditional practice

  • 4.3 Mentorship and coaching

  • 4.4 Audits and quality improvement activities

  • 4.5 Reflective writing and portfolios

  • 4.6 Multi-modal remediation

  • 4.7 Sustaining remediation beyond the investigation

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Section 5: Building a Remediation Plan

  • 5.1 Understanding the purpose of a remediation plan

  • 5.2 Identifying concerns and areas of risk

  • 5.3 Setting SMART goals

  • 5.4 Selecting targeted remediation activities

  • 5.5 Evidencing remediation

  • 5.6 Monitoring, review, and feedback

  • 5.7 Communicating the plan to regulators

  • 5.8 Sustaining change beyond the investigation

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Section 6: Case Studies

  • 6.6 Lessons across the case studies

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Section 7: The Continuous Cycle

  • 7.1 Reflection as the first step

  • 7.2 Insight as the outcome of reflection

  • 7.3 Remediation as action in practice

  • 7.4 The continuous nature of the cycle

  • 7.5 Organizational and cultural support

  • 7.6 Why this cycle matters in fitness to practise