INTRODUCTION - I
INTRODUCTION - II
INFORMATION GOVERNANCE - I
INFORMATION GOVERNANCE - II
WHY IS INFORMATION GOVERNANCE IMPORTANT? - I
WHY IS INFORMATION GOVERNANCE IMPORTANT? - II
CHALLENGES FACING THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY - I
CHALLENGES FACING THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY - II
CHALLENGES FACING THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY - III
CHALLENGES FACING THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY - IV
OVERVIEW
IMPORTANT ROLES IN DATA PROTECTION - I
IMPORTANT ROLES IN DATA PROTECTION - II
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DATA CONTROLLER (ORGANISATION) - I
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DATA CONTROLLER (ORGANISATION) - II
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DATA CONTROLLER (ORGANISATION) - III
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DATA CONTROLLER (ORGANISATION) - IV
INFORMATION COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE (ICO) - I
INFORMATION COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE (ICO) - II
SENSITIVE DATA ARE INFORMATION CONCERNING AN INDIVIDUAL'S - I
SENSITIVE DATA ARE INFORMATION CONCERNING AN INDIVIDUAL'S - II
LEGISLATION
DEFINITIONS
PERSONAL DATA
COMPARISION – CDP 1998 VS GDPR
SIX PRINCIPLES OF EU GDPR
THE SEVEN PRINCIPLES OF THE GDPR - I
THE SEVEN PRINCIPLES OF THE GDPR - II
THE GDPR PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING RIGHTS FOR INDIVIDUALS
FAIR PROCESSING NOTICE (PRIVACY NOTICE)
COMMON LAW DUTY OF CONFIDENTIALITY (NORTHERN IRELAND)
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 - I
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000 - II
ACCESS TO MEDICAL RECORDS ACT (1988)
DATA PROTECTION ACT 2018 - I
DATA PROTECTION ACT 2018 - II
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS - I
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS - II
THE GENDER RECOGNITION ACT 2004 - I
THE GENDER RECOGNITION ACT 2004 - II
SUBJECT ACCESS REQUESTS (SAR) - I
SUBJECT ACCESS REQUESTS (SAR) - II
DUTY OF CONFIDENTIALITY - I
DUTY OF CONFIDENTIALITY - II
DUTY OF CONFIDENTIALITY - III
DUTY OF CANDOUR CQC - I
DUTY OF CANDOUR CQC - II
THE NHS CONSTITUTION - I
THE NHS CONSTITUTION - II
CALDICOTT PRINCIPLES - I
CALDICOTT PRINCIPLES - II
CALDICOTT PRINCIPLES - III
INFORMATION SECURITY: PROTECTING PATIENT INFORMATION
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY - I
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY - II
BRAILLE
RECORD KEEPING - I
RECORD KEEPING - II
RECORD KEEPING - III
RECORD KEEPING - IV
RECORD KEEPING - V
RECORD KEEPING - VI
RECORD KEEPING - VII
CONSENT - I
CONSENT - II
CONSENT - III
CONSENT - IV
CONSENT - V
CONSENT - VI
PATIENT CONSENT TO DISCLOSING - I
PATIENT CONSENT TO DISCLOSING - II
PATIENT CONSENT TO DISCLOSING - III
SAFEGUARDING INFORMATION IN THE WORKPLACE
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION - I
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION - II
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION - III
TRANSFERRING RECORDS - I
TRANSFERRING RECORDS - II
PHYSICAL OR INTERNAL TRANSPORTATION
EXTERNAL MAIL TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION IN VEHICLES
BREACHES OF DATA SECURITY - I
BREACHES OF DATA SECURITY - II
CYBER SECURITY
NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY CENTRE (NCSC) - I
NATIONAL CYBER SECURITY CENTRE (NCSC) - II
SOCIAL ENGINEERING
EMAIL, PHISHING AND MALWARE - I
EMAIL, PHISHING AND MALWARE - II
SOCIAL MEDIA (AS DEFINED BY NHS DIGITAL, 2017) - I
SOCIAL MEDIA (AS DEFINED BY NHS DIGITAL, 2017) - II
SOCIAL MEDIA (AS DEFINED BY NHS DIGITAL, 2017) - III
SUMMARY - I
SUMMARY - II
REFERENCES
THANK YOU!
1.Discuss the role of the Information Commissioner's Office in relation to the sharing and storage of personal sensitive data in the Health and Social Care sector.
2.Identify the key changes from the Data Protection Act 1998 to the General Data Protection Regulations.
3.Describe the different types of data available Identify the seven key principles of the GDPR.
4.Define the legal responsibilities and obligations in data protection and sharing of the Data Controller and Data Processor.
5.Identify processes that should be implemented to avoid breaches of security.
6.Discuss possible implications for businesses in the event of a data breach.
7.Know where to seek further advice and guidance.
