What is Duty of Care?

Duty of Care is what EduCare's all about. But what is it exactly? Duty of Care means different things to different people, but here's our definition of what it means literally, and what it means for your organisation.
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EduCare is the UK’s leading provider of essential duty of care and safeguarding training.
Our primary focus is on ‘duty of care’, helping to keep children, young people and adults safe from harm. With over 1,200 EduCare courses completed every day, we are the market leader in developing and delivering highly engaging online learning courses in partnership with leading experts.

[@camillaosman]

This video is wonderful, but it would be even better with captions/subtitles!

[@nelsonlyin3253]

Thanks

[@jackiebardwell7734]

Completed

[@Bart-Did-it]

Duty of care exists out side the work place . For example: if you see a huge Rock in the road around a blind bend . You either move it or ring the police etc strait away Some one can get killed . If you just drove around it and went home and you were seen doing so . And a car came round crashed and either got hurt or died and you were seen doing nothing you will be in big trouble .
Duty of care for others

[@Jay28u]

I have been bedbound for most of the last year and just because one single day of being extremely sick, which was also the anniversary of my mothers death, I arrived just before closing time on just one single occasion before closing time. This was just after the pharmacy changed their opening hours with without my knowledge, my pharmacist screamed and shouted at me for this. Afterwards a concerned friend who saw me in tears crying and was worried about my wellbeing, without my knowledge or me being present, tried to explain what happened and made just an informal complaint. The pharmacist is now refusing to provide me my prescriptions which is extremely detrimental to my health as it's the only local pharmacy to attend. What are my rights? I am so sick of feeling ill, had enough of it all and feel like killing myself.

[@kaluonyebuchi5360]

So sorry dear

[@kaluonyebuchi5360]

I really commiserate with you. Trust you are better now.