Trauma-informed training
Trauma-informed training is an annual requirement.
Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct
Introduced in November 2018,
Bill 21: An Act to Protect Patients was introduced to improve transparency and enforce penalties for regulatory complaints relating to sexual abuse and misconduct.
As a requirement of Bill 21, regulated health professionals must complete an annual trauma-informed training course. The "Protecting Patients from Sexual Abuse and Misconduct" course was designed by the Alberta Federation of Regulated Health Professions to fulfill this requirement.
This one-hour online course is free to members, worth two CC credits and completion is required annually by June 20. This is a re-occurring annual requirement. CC credits will be awarded for the completion of this course once per renewal year.
The course consists of three modules:
- An introduction to Bill 21: An Act to Protect Patients
- Preventing sexual abuse and sexual misconduct
- When sexual abuse and sexual misconduct has occurred
In order to ensure course completion:
- Members should complete the course on a computer, not on a mobile device.
- Members should complete the course in one sitting. Progress will not be saved if you leave the test.
- Once you've completed the course, be sure to enter your name in the pop-up box. You will then be able to generate your certificate which will open in a new tab.
- Please email a PDF version of your personalized completion certificate to certificates@albertachiro.com.
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