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The GDPR, Data Protection, and Information Governance course provides healthcare learners with an overview of information governance, data protection, GDPR, healthcare data security, confidentiality, record keeping, data breaches, Caldicott Principles, Freedom of Information and Subject Access Requests, helping learners understand how to manage information securely and comply with relevant policies and legal requirements.

Module 1
Understanding Information Governance and Data Protection
Module 2
Essential Laws and Policies You Should Be Aware Of
Module 3
The Significance of Safeguarding Data
Module 4
Maintaining Effective and Secure Records
Module 5
Exploring the Fundamentals of Data Security Principles
Module 6
Identifying Existing Threats to Data Security
Module 7
Best Practices for Ensuring Data Security
Module 8
Overview of the General Data Protection Regulation 2018 (GDPR)
Module 9
Recognizing and Reporting Data Breaches
Module 10
Useful Tips for Preventing Data Breaches
Module 11
Insights into the Freedom of Information Act (2000) & The Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act (2002)
Module 12
Individual Rights Concerning Data
Module 13
Navigating the Landscape of Social Media
Module 14
Summary of Key Points
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Information Governance is the framework for managing healthcare data securely, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, accessibility, accurate record keeping and compliance with relevant laws and policies.
GDPR is a data protection law that sets rules for collecting, using, storing and sharing personal data while protecting individuals’ privacy and ensuring lawful data processing.
Staff can protect data by following data security principles, using secure systems, maintaining confidentiality, preventing unauthorised access and reporting data breaches or security incidents promptly.
Caldicott Principles guide the appropriate use and sharing of confidential healthcare information. They help staff balance the need to protect patient confidentiality with the need to use information appropriately.
A Subject Access Request allows an individual to request access to their personal information. Healthcare organisations must follow GDPR, data protection requirements and relevant organisational procedures when responding.