Unit Hsc 38 Level 3
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Unit SHC 38 Promote good practice in handling information in health and social care settings
Give practical examples how you achieved the following task in your work place |
Learning outcome 1: Understand requirements for handling information in health and social care settings |
1 Identify legislation andcodes of practice thatrelate to handlinginformation in health andsocial care | Care standards act 2008Data protectionSafeguarding of vulnerable adult |
2 Summarise the mainpoints of legal requirements and codes of practice for handling information in health and social care | Best interests for individualData Protection – information disclosed on a need to know basis.Files and documents locked away and only accessed by authorized people.Structured handovers where information can be handed over privately and confidentially. Strict confidentiality of all individuals.Respect. |
Learning outcome 2: Be able to implement good practice in handling information |
1 Describe features ofmanual and electronicinformation storagesystems that help ensuresecurity | Manual storage systems include – lockable cabinets, locked doors, information locked away when finished with, only individuals with authorization have access to information, structured handovers, up to date and reviewed documentation.Electronically storage includes – passwords, pass worded emails, locked files, need to know basis, respect of information, only authorized people to have access to information. |
2. Demonstrate practices that ensure security whenstoring and accessinginformation | Only authorized staff to have access to information,Information locked away as soon as it has finished with,Structured handovers so any information can be communicated privately and confidentially,Information on a need to know basis and not discussed further. |
3.Maintain records that areup to date, complete,accurate and legible | Staff to completed relevant paper work as soon as...
Unit SHC 38 Promote good practice in handling information in health and social care settings
Give practical examples how you achieved the following task in your work place |
Learning outcome 1: Understand requirements for handling information in health and social care settings |
1 Identify legislation andcodes of practice thatrelate to handlinginformation in health andsocial care | Care standards act 2008Data protectionSafeguarding of vulnerable adult |
2 Summarise the mainpoints of legal requirements and codes of practice for handling information in health and social care | Best interests for individualData Protection – information disclosed on a need to know basis.Files and documents locked away and only accessed by authorized people.Structured handovers where information can be handed over privately and confidentially. Strict confidentiality of all individuals.Respect. |
Learning outcome 2: Be able to implement good practice in handling information |
1 Describe features ofmanual and electronicinformation storagesystems that help ensuresecurity | Manual storage systems include – lockable cabinets, locked doors, information locked away when finished with, only individuals with authorization have access to information, structured handovers, up to date and reviewed documentation.Electronically storage includes – passwords, pass worded emails, locked files, need to know basis, respect of information, only authorized people to have access to information. |
2. Demonstrate practices that ensure security whenstoring and accessinginformation | Only authorized staff to have access to information,Information locked away as soon as it has finished with,Structured handovers so any information can be communicated privately and confidentially,Information on a need to know basis and not discussed further. |
3.Maintain records that areup to date, complete,accurate and legible | Staff to completed relevant paper work as soon as...