Code of Conduct

At the core of the CPR is a strong commitment to professionalism, integrity, and quality care. Our Code of Conduct establishes the essential standards that all registrants must uphold, serving as the primary reference in any fitness to practise investigation.

By adhering to the CPR’s Code of Conduct, care professionals demonstrate more than just compliance—they affirm their dedication to ethical, high-quality, and person-centred care, building trust and accountability within the sector.

The Importance of the CPR Code of Conduct

Trust and Credibility
Clients, their families, and commissioners must have full confidence in the care and support services provided. Adherence to the CPR Code of Conduct unequivocally demonstrates a professional commitment to best practice and ethical standards.

Quality and Safety
The standards set forth by the CPR ensure that all registered care professionals deliver services that are safe, respectful, and effective. Upholding these ethical principles and professional behaviours safeguards both practitioners and those they support.

Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Compliance with the CPR Code supports alignment with applicable legal and regulatory frameworks, thereby mitigating risks to professional practice. It also serves to prevent legal or reputational consequences arising from substandard conduct.

Professionalism and Continuous Development
Membership of the CPR reflects a dedication to ongoing personal and professional development. The Code encourages reflective practice and continuous improvement to meet evolving sector demands and maintain the highest standards of care.

Respect and Dignity for Clients
Every individual is entitled to receive care delivered with dignity, respect, and compassion. The CPR Code prioritises the wellbeing and rights of service users, ensuring professionals advocate effectively on their behalf.

Scope of the CPR Code of Conduct

By registering with the CPR, care professionals commit to abiding by the Code of Conduct, which encompasses key areas including:

Provision of safe, person-centred, and high-quality care
Maintenance of professional boundaries and confidentiality
Respect for the rights, dignity, and autonomy of clients
Conduct characterised by honesty, transparency, and integrity
Commitment to continuous professional development
Responsible reporting of concerns or safeguarding matters

The Significance of Your Commitment

Registration with the CPR entails a solemn commitment to uphold these values consistently. Ethical practice transcends mere compliance; it represents a professional promise to clients, colleagues, and the wider community.

Adherence to the CPR Code of Conduct contributes significantly to elevating standards across the care sector, thereby ensuring the highest levels of care and support for individuals and communities.

Upholding Professional Integrity

Compliance with the CPR Code of Conduct is fundamental not only to meeting registration requirements but also to fostering a professional culture centred on excellence, safety, and trust.

Are you prepared to distinguish yourself as a care professional of integrity and ethical commitment?

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