Writing Good Care Plans: a good practice guide

The new publication has been launched by the Care Coordination Association; Writing Good Care Plans: A Good Practice Guide.  The guide is intended for use by any practitioner or student who is writing, coordinating, or reviewing care plans for anyone using health or social care services and for anyone who has a care plan.  It can support training programmes, particularly if bought on a licensing arrangement allowing personalisation to your organisation.  The good practice guide considers ethical, legal and practical issues in writing good care plans, and takes a person-centred approach including: 

• What is care planning and Care Planning Standards
• Person-centred planning and Involvement
• Accessibility and communication
• Choice and capacity
• Coordination of care plans
• What’s in a care plan and types of care plan
• Safety planning
• Involving carers and families
• References, legislation, policies
• Writing good care plans and the professional approach to care planning
• Whose care plan is it anyway and managing your own care plan

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