Explain the meaning of the term confidentiality Confidentiality refers to the need to handle personal and private information in ways that are appropriate, safe and professional and meet legal requirements. There are three main reasons why confidentiality is an important issue in a health and social care setting. Trust The relationships you build with service users and their families are central to your care role. If you share their personal information with others who have no need or right to know you risk breaking their trust in you. Individuals also need to know there are secure systems and procedures operating in the care setting to protect confidential information.
A useful feature is call transfer, which will allow you to transfer calls from your number to another. Another used feature is calling holding. If you’re currently using the phone and receive another incoming call, you can put the first on hold and attend to the second. 1.2 Give reasons for identifying the purpose of a call before making it. It’s very important to identify the purpose of the call when working in a business environment, making you sound more
To ensure the necessary safeguards and appropriate uses of personal information are in place. For example, any issues relating to human rights, the duty of confidentiality as part of duty of care, accuracy. The information is permanent once it has been written down. The information is very personal for example, bank details, medical history and family background. This needs to be kept as confidential as possible.
At the risk of putting others in harm’s way or jeopardizing other’s lives, police and investigators breech a person’s private matters and make sure that no one else will be harmed. They also do this to receive the proper information and not be based off of others actions or words. When they search into a person’s information, things they may search for are implied actions that will harm someone else or a mass of people, plans for a criminal act, other people involved, and what they person or people are thinking of doing. They may search these things by investigating the person directly, talking to others that surround the person, talking and investigating the family, and looking into a person’s past history. By looking into ones history and private
The first factor I need to implement for this Remote Access Control Policy is Identification, which is defined in this sense as: physical keys or cards, smart cards, and other physical devices that might be used to gain access to something. What needs to happen for the Remote Access Control Policy is a group member policy needs to be setup which uniquely identifies each user. The users should be identified by a rank with higher ranking users requiring more authentication. Each individual user should be assigned to a group based on their rank with special permissions. Using this system for Identification will make the company more secure in day to day operations.
To ensure the necessary safeguards and appropriate uses of personal information are in place. For example, any issues relating to human rights, the duty of confidentiality as part of duty of care, accuracy. The information is permanent once it has been written down. The information is very personal for example, bank details, medical history and family background. This needs to be kept as confidential as possible.
The information is very personal for example:- bank details, medical history and family background. This needs to be kept as confidential as possible. To ensure information is not accessable to unauthriosed people. To protect indiviual person from breech of information Outcome 2 Know how to access support for handling information in social care settings. 2.1 Describe how to access guidance, information and advice about handling information.
It is important to ensure information is accessible to those who need to know it. It is important to have a secure system for recording and storing information to protect confidentiality and prevent identity theft, and maintain the individuals rights. 2.1 Q: Describe how to access guidance, information and advice about handling information. A: To access guidance, information and advice about handling information I can read my company's Policies and Procedures, through induction and other training, through the General Social Care Council's code of practice for social care workers. 2.2 Q: Explain what actions to take when there are concerns over the recording, storing and sharing of information.
3.3. Record and report on actions taken when unable to access an individual’s home If you cannot gain access to the property you have to report and record it. It will help to see if there is maybe anything wrong with the client or if the office knows where the client might have gone. It will also protect you as a client cant turn around and say that you did not attend the
The staff should keep them private, protected and confidential. This is to make sure the service users are not harm and they feel secure. It also relates to health and social care because service users information should not be given out to anyone without the service user knowing. Human Rights Act 1998 The Human Rights Act 1998 is the legislation that formally protects individual rights in law. It gives us the rights to have freedom to walk and speech.