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    We would need to adapt the way we communicate with children and young people as they may not completely understand what we are saying. For example, the younger the person is the more simpler and clearer we should communicate. If the child is very young, we would need to talk in a way they would understand. This can include talking in a generally more simple way. We may need to talk with a different tone of voice than we usually would to keep the child engaged, as the may get distracted easily…

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    that has been shared in circumstances where the person giving the information could reasonably expect that it would not be shared with others. As a teaching assistant all information must be treated confidentially as stated in the ‘Data Protection Act 1998’, any information must be stored as stated in the Act and all member of staff must be familiar with this and follow the guidelines. In my role I ensure that no information is passed on to any third parties and always checking with my line…

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    The data protection act covers personal data, information about specific people, something identifiable as them. For instance someone’s name (e.g. Helen Jones) is not personal data as there could be hundreds of Helen Jones’. However, Helen Jones combined with her date of birth and last address is personal data and falls under the data protection act.. Write a short paragraph to explain each of the 8 points clearly. Information must be, by law, created, used and distributed according to the…

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    The intention is to confirm the standards required in social care and ensure that workers know what standards of conduct employers, colleagues, service users, carers and the public expect of them. I implement these by giving all of my staff a copy of the codes of practice as part of their induction package. The Code of Practice for Employers of Social Care Workers sets down the responsibilities of employers in the regulation of social care workers. The code requires that employers adhere to…

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    Task A – Planning an IT task To be completed prior to the linked task. 1- Having read the scenario, give a brief description of why you are using IT to complete the task. . I need to be able to identify when this is the case (and when it might be better to take the manual approach instead).It’s necessary to go through a decision making process to decide if an IT approach is the best way and, if so to choose the right computer software to help me. -I am choosing IT to complete this task…

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    Unit 4 M1 Communication

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    professionals. It followed the tragic case of Victoria Climbie (she was killed by her guardians in 2000) and the terminology has since been amended by the coalition government although the emphasis is still on better outcomes for children. Data Protection Act 1998 In school we ask parents and carers for a variety of information so that we are able to care for children as effectively as we can while they are with us, however we can only ask for information which is directly relevant – for…

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    Social Care Values

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    guardian to make decision for them. For all care homes there are laws to protect confidentiality, one of them is Data protection act 1998, this is an Act of parliament that governs the protection of personal data, in fact this control that your personal information is kept safely and only use for the peepers for which was obtained. Another one is Human right act 1998, this mean that everyone have the right to keep their private life protect and that everyone should be treated equally with,…

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    The Data Protection Act 1998 was brought in to law with the intention of governing the way organisations are processing and managing their data on living identifiable individuals. It is important that all data information that is kept within a school is taken down on record correctly whether it is locked away on a computer that has a password on it so no-body can access it or it must be kept in a file which is kept in a filing cabinet which is looked up with a key that is kept out of reach of…

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    Section 1 1. A discretionary system the management is set by an administrator on the system in which the administrator will award right of entry to files and programs. The administrator establishes the clearances individuals can be given. An example would be that Joe, John, Amber, and Shellie all work at company Blue Lady Tree Collectors. The company has hired an outside agency to manage the computer network as well as the files and programs. The outside agency was given the information of who…

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    Safeguarding

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    All staff that is on site must hold an appropriate up to date DBS check. This vetting and barring prevents anyone who shouldnâ€TMt be working with vulnerable people/children getting access to them. The school (and other settings) has a duty of care to ensure that all staff are appropriately trained regularly in safeguarding, and understand fully the process with reporting and recording disclosures for that particular setting. Within these settings there is a structure of safeguarding leaders who…

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