What you'll learn?

 INTRODUCTION
 BACKGROUND-I
 BACKGROUND-II
 BACKGROUND-III
 IMPORTANT ROLES IN DATA PROTECTION-I
 IMPORTANT ROLES IN DATA PROTECTION-II
 IMPORTANT ROLES IN DATA PROTECTION-III
 INFORMATION COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE (ICO) -I
 INFORMATION COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE (ICO) -II
 INFORMATION GOVERNANCE -I
 INFORMATION GOVERNANCE -II
 DUTY OF CONFIDENCE
 MAIN DIFFERENCES – GDPR AND DATA PROTECTION ACT 1998
 SIX PRINCIPLES OF DATA PROTECTION ENUMERATED IN EU GDPR
 THE SIX PRINCIPLES OF THE GDPR
 RIGHTS TO INDIVIDUALS
 FAIR PROCESSING NOTICE (PRIVACY NOTICE)
 SUBJECT ACCESS REQUESTS (SAR) -I
 SUBJECT ACCESS REQUESTS (SAR) -II
 ACCOUNTABILITY AND INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
 BREACHES OF DATA SECURITY
 SUMMARY
 RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DATA CONTROLLER (ORGANISATION)
 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES -I
 YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES -II
 DO’S AND DON’TS
 THANK YOU!

Description

1.To ensure the safe and beneficial exchange of information on individuals in receipt of health and social care and to work with partner agencies, all organisations are required to look at their data flows and methods of transferring such information. 

2.Over the last 25 years, technology has transformed our lives in ways nobody could have imagined, so a review of the rules was needed. 

3.Currently, all organisations in the UK that collect, process or store personal information must comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA), or they face fines of up to £500,000 in the event of a data breach. 

4.On 25th May 2018, the Data Protection Act 1998 will be replaced by a new piece of legislation — the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). 

Who's should take this course

Health care worker

Carer

support worker