On Demand Recording
Target Audience: Social Workers
On Tuesday, June 30, 2026 we hosted a 90-minute interactive webinar on good documentation and record keeping.
Good, solid, complete, and up-to-date documentation is one of the most crucial risk management tools available to social work professionals.
Social workers must document all interactions with their clients. They should also record exchanges with colleagues, supervisors, or any other third parties that could impact their professional practice, in accordance with the profession’s Code of Ethics.
In addition to proper documentation, social workers must understand how to maintain records, including storage options, client access, and compliance with their state’s statute of limitations, when applicable.
This 90-minute, live, interactive webinar will provide actionable information and guidance that participants can implement immediately in their current practice setting.
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If you have any questions, contact us at [email protected] or 240-858-1112 (AI Receptionist). We will be sure to respond within 48 hours.
Learning Objectives
After the webinar, participants will be able to:
- Create or revise their documentation and recordkeeping protocols to ensure client data is complete, up to date, and structured to identify and address areas of risk.
- Develop or revise recordkeeping policies and procedures to ensure compliance with state regulations and confidently respond to records requests from clients and third parties.
- Make informed decisions about using artificial intelligence to automate client notes by understanding the importance of training, accuracy, confidentiality, regulatory compliance, and security.
Webinar Instructors
Tim Davis
Emily Donovan