Medical office chaperone training
MacEwan University and CPSA have partnered up to offer medical chaperone training to physician office staff. This interactive, self-paced workshop uses scenario-based learning to help you understand appropriate procedures and identify improper behaviour in patient care settings. You’ll learn best practices that you can apply immediately to your work environment.
This course is self-paced and has no instructor. Students have one month to complete the approximately four-hour-long course
FAQs about chaperones
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All FAQsWhat is a chaperone?
Chaperones are independent, appropriately trained individuals who work with physicians to observe examinations and/or procedures. Their presence helps support and protect both the patient and the physician.
What are the roles and responsibilities of a chaperone?
- Developing an office policy regarding chaperones
- Ensure staff and patients understand and have access to it
- Proper implementation of policy
- Comply with CPSA’s Standards of Practice
- Communicate clearly and in plain language
- Explain why the sensitive exam is necessary, obtain informed consent, explain as you go and end by asking if there are any questions