GDPR, Data Protection, and Information Governance

Top Rated4.9(37 reviews)

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.

14 Modules1 hour
€169€0
GDPR, Data Protection, and Information Governance

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Comprehend the Basics of Information Governance and Prioritize Healthcare Data Security
  • Recall Pertinent Local Laws for Information Governance
  • Recognize Various Information Types and Their Significance
  • Understand Data Security Principles for Ensuring Confidentiality, Integrity, and Accessibility
  • Stay Informed About Data Security Threats and Adopt Preventive Measures Detect and Report Data Breaches and Incidents
  • Grasp Fundamentals of Data Protection, Including the General Data Protection Regulation
  • Assess Your Practice for Confidentiality and Data Protection Compliance
  • Effectively Communicate Data Usage to Individuals
  • Describe Best Practices for Record Keeping, Ensuring Security, and Adhering to Retention Guidelines
  • Outline Organizational Policies on Caldicott Principles, GDPR, Freedom of Information Act, and Subject Access Requests
  • Specify Role-Related Responsibilities for Freedom of Information and Subject Access Requests
  • Locate Additional Information on Local Policies, Procedures, and Information Pertaining to Information Governance
Healthcare trainingHealthcare training

Modules

  • Understanding Information Governance and Data Protection
  • Essential Laws and Policies You Should Be Aware Of
  • The Significance of Safeguarding Data
  • Maintaining Effective and Secure Records
  • Exploring the Fundamentals of Data Security Principles
  • Identifying Existing Threats to Data Security
  • Best Practices for Ensuring Data Security
  • Overview of the General Data Protection Regulation 2018 (GDPR)
  • Recognizing and Reporting Data Breaches
  • Useful Tips for Preventing Data Breaches
  • Insights into the Freedom of Information Act (2000) & The Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act (2002)
  • Individual Rights Concerning Data
  • Navigating the Landscape of Social Media
  • Summary of Key Points
Healthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare trainingHealthcare training

Top reviews

SA

Saidu

User fromcare-learning

5

Saidu Tarawally

Posted on 28/08/2026

MA

Mawata

User fromcare-learning

5

very educational

Posted on 28/08/2026

JO

JOANNE

User fromcare-learning

5

Good Course

Posted on 26/01/2026

SA

Saidu

User fromcare-learning

5

Saidu Tarawally

Posted on 28/08/2026

MA

Mawata

User fromcare-learning

5

very educational

Posted on 28/08/2026

JO

JOANNE

User fromcare-learning

5

Good Course

Posted on 26/01/2026

You May Also Like

Learn Anytime
Anywhere

Experience the next level of learning with the Care Learning app. Available on Android and iOS.

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

Come and Work
with Us!

Join us as a healthcare trainer providing practical sessions to professionals and workers.

Apply for Trainer Role

In-Person Practical
Healthcare Training

Enroll in our accredited, hands-on practical training sessions to deliver better patientcentred care.

Apply for Training

Refer &
Earn Rewards.

Invite healthcare professionals to join Care Learning and earn rewards for every successful referral.

1 / 4

Frequently Asked Questions

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.