L03 part 2
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- L03
- The Data protection act 1998
- Processed fairly and lawfully
- Used only for the purpose for which it was intended
- Adequate and relevant but not excessive
- Accurate and kept up-to-date
- Kept for no longer than is necessary
- Processed in line with the rights of the individual
- Secured
- Not transferred to other countries outside the EU
- The care certificate 2014
- Sets out the minimum standards that should be covered in induction training before members of health care support and social care workforce are allowed to work without supervision
- The aim of the care certificate is for all care workers to have the same skills & knowledge to provide safe and high quality care and support
- 1. Understand your role
- 2. Your personal development
- 3. Duty of care
- 4. Equality and diversity
- 5. Work in a person-centred way
- 6. Communication
- 7. Privacy and dignity
- 8. Fluids and nutrition
- 9. Awareness of mental health, dementia and learning disability
- 10. Safeguarding adults
- 11. Safeguarding children
- 12. Basic life support
- 13. Health and safety
- 14. Handling information
- 15. Infection prevention and control
- The Children and families act 2014
- Role of child commissioner:
- Commissioner have stronger powers
- focus on the rights of all children
- role increased to promoting and protecting the rights of children
- Parents who have a new child:
- Parental leave
- fathers or mothers can take unpaid leave
- allow both parents to go to clinical appointments
- allow people who are going to adopt to attend meetings
- Family courts and justice:
- 26 week deadline
- help parents do what is right for their child
- both parents involved in child's life
- SEND:
- introduced education and health care plans
- children's needs are assessed
- gives a personal budget to children with a ehc plan
- families involved in discussions about child care and education
- schools giving more support to children with medical needs
- get education, health care an d social care working together
- Role of child commissioner:
- The human rights act 1998
- Right to life
- Right to respect,privacy and family life
- Right to liberty and security
- Right to freedom from discrimination
- Right to freedom of expression
- Right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
- The Data protection act 1998
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