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Dishonesty concerns: insight and reflection prompts

Guided questions to help you understand why honesty concerns are treated so seriously and to evidence genuine insight and change.

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What’s inside

Inside this workbook

  • Why honesty concerns are treated so seriously, with reference to the Code
  • The legal test panels generally apply, in plain English
  • Eight guided sections, from your thinking at the time to candour now
  • A strengthened-practice table and checklist
  • A commitment statement to finish

Who it’s for

  • Registrants facing an allegation involving honesty or integrity
  • Anyone preparing reflection for a case involving records, applications or declarations
  • Mentors supporting someone through a dishonesty case

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Dishonesty concerns: insight and reflection promptsWorkbook

Honesty and integrity are at the heart of the NMC Code. Concerns about dishonesty are taken very seriously because patients, colleagues and the public need to be able to trust what nurses, midwives and nursing associates say and write.

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Dishonesty Explored

Dishonesty Explored is a focused course designed to help healthcare professionals understand the impact, context, and regulatory expectations around dishonesty in Fitness to Practise (FtP) cases. Whether you've faced concerns about dishonesty yourself or want to better understand…

5.04 sessions · 3h£25
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Our resources are general educational information, not legal advice. For advice on your own case, speak to your union, professional body, indemnity provider or a solicitor. Fit 2 Practise is not affiliated with the NMC.