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Information: To Share or not to Share - GOV.UK
information : To Share or not to Share Government Response to the Caldicott Review September 2013. You may re-use the text of this document (not including logos) free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government Licence. To view this licence, visit Crown copyright 2013. Published to , in PDF format only. Contents 1. Contents Ministerial Foreword 3. The revised Caldicott principles 5. Chapter 1. Introduction 6. Chapter 2. People's right to access information about themselves 13. Chapter 3. Direct care of individuals 14. Chapter 4. Personal data breaches 19. Chapter 5. information governance and the law 22. Chapter 6. Research 25. Chapter 7. Commissioning 28. Chapter 8. Public health 32. Chapter 9. Education and training 33. Chapter 10. Children and families 35. Chapter 11. New and emerging technologies 37. Chapter 12. Data management 38. Chapter 13. System regulation and leadership 40. Chapter 14. Conclusion and recommendations 42.
staff will be confident about when to share information with other members of a person’s care team and how to do so safely. Frontline staff will also have much greater
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