Workshop Objective

Aligned to NHS England's “Improving chaperoning practice in the NHS” (2025), this interactive workshop is designed for clinical and non‑clinical staff who may act as chaperones in primary care. It supports practices to meet current NHS England, CQC and professional regulatory expectations, with a strong emphasis on patient dignity, staff protection, safeguarding and governance.

The session combines trainer‑led input, group discussion, case studies, knowledge checks and practical reflection, ensuring learning is relevant to real‑world general practice settings.

Workshop Price

We can deliver our workshops virtually or face-to-face and provide supporting course materials.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of the session, participants will be able to:

  • Understand what is meant by the term chaperone and why the role matters
  • Recognise when a chaperone should be offered or required
  • Describe what constitutes an intimate examination
  • Understand the rights of patients and clinicians in relation to chaperoning
  • Clearly define the role, responsibilities and boundaries of a chaperone
  • Communicate the availability and purpose of chaperoning to patients
  • Know how to raise concerns safely and appropriately