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Computer and information security standards
Computer and information security standards For general practices and other office-based practicesSecond edition and information security standards For general practices and other office-based practicesSecond editionThe Computer and information security standards provide guidance to assist general practices comply with professional and legal obligations and are designed to make compliance with best practice information security Computer and information security standards and accompanying Computer and information security templates (each a publication) is copyright to The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), ABN 34 000 223 807. The information set out in each publication has been sourced from providers believed to be reputable and reliable. The information was current as at the date of first publication, however the RACGP recognises the changing and evolving nature of medicine, and does not warrant these publications are or will remain accurate, current or complete.
Information security obligations Computer and information security is not optional: it is an essential professional and legal requirement for using computer systems in the delivery of healthcare. The Standards address the legal and professional obligations in computer and information security in core areas. Information management processes
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