Bond Solon Reviews

Excellent course. A bit more warning about content would of been useful for me as discussing suicide caught me off guard. I was also unable to notify the trainer individually so he had no idea why I wasn't being asked questions. Pleased the option was there though.

very informative and made applicable to the roles within the group

Very engaging course that I found extremely helpful and definitely gave me another outlook on responding to complaints and writing investigation reports.

Worthwhile course which needs to be undertaken by ward managers and clinical sisters too.

Did lose some energy towards lunch but good to utilise real case studies and have open discussion and opinion.

Excellent day covering all aspects of reports and response letter writing. Especially enjoyed critiquing the examples which gave an overview of what not to do. I would have appreciated an example of a really good report and letter to be able to benchmark against. Really enjoyed the session with lots of take away tips and greater knowledge. Thank you

Knowledge after is much better. Feel far more equipped. Only reason not a higher score is that in terms of skills I will still need to develop these through implementing my new knowledge in the real world as I have my first discussion between experts coming up soon

Would be helpful to have been given prep checklists and joint statement templates (unless they are in course accompanying material)

This Course was very complete, fulfilling doubts and challenges of my practice. I liked the practical approach of the MCA; the legislation review, and clarity of doubts. The Case reviews were well chosen and made us think and discuss on Ethics, Law and Best Interest Decisions. The Course was very well organized, with full information to revise in the future. Please, I would like to have the presentation sent to my email, as I found it very useful to revise key points of the course. I feel grateful and wish we can have an extension of the course to improve our practice. Thank you.

Please add some court or legal examples with nurses.