Purpose of the Information Sharing. 4.1 What are the aims of data sharing? • To prevent death or serious harm • To protect an Adult experiencing, or at risk of abuse or neglect • To prevent or detect a crime, or support the prosecution of offenders • To make a referral to a partner organisation for immediate action to protect an Adult • To help people access the right kind of support to reduce risk and promote wellbeing • To seek advice about a specific adult safeguarding situation, or to establish grounds for an Adult safeguarding investigation • To establish the potential need for involvement of partner organisations in adult safeguarding work (investigation, prosecution or protection arrangements) • To plan or initiate an Adult safeguarding investigation • To identify low-level concerns and patterns that may reveal people at risk of abuse • To make a referral to organisations for the purposes of requesting or amending services to persons at risk of abuse or neglect, or those suspected of perpetrating abuse • To make a referral to the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) or to provide information to DBS for the purposes of them coming to a barring decision • To notify the Care Quality and or Charity Commission(s) who may need to take action relating to alleged malpractice • To notify employers who may need to take action against perpetrators who are thought to pose a risk in respect of the nature of their work • To notify service providers of a risk posed by a service user • To inform the development and review of multi-agency policies and strategies for protecting Adults at risk of abuse • To conduct Safeguarding Adult Reviews (SAR’s) • To deal with complaints, grievances and professional and administrative malpractice. • To monitor and review Adult safeguarding referrals and the impact of Adult safeguarding policies and procedures, including both the equalities (race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, age, disadvantage and disability) impact of the policies and the outcomes for individuals. This may include both quantitative and qualitative information, personal data and sensitive personal data, the personal views of individual and expressions of relevant professional opinion.
Purpose of the Information Sharing. The purpose of this Information Sharing Protocol is to enable LCC to provide access to Service user details via the Occupational Therapy Module to appropriate ELHT staff, and for ELHT staff to provide updated information via the LCC ISSIS system to be held as a common integrated record in the occupational therapy module of the ISSIS system provided by LCC.
Purpose of the Information Sharing. This section should explain the purpose of the initiative. This description could include its benefits and the larger activity (if any) of which it is a part. Your response may already be found in Question 1 of the Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) related to this initiative.
Purpose of the Information Sharing. The information is being shared for the purpose set out under the ‘Why is the information is being shared?’ heading of the Information Sharing Annex in Part C.
Purpose of the Information Sharing. 2.1 The Partners recognise that the sharing of information will support people within police custody to access an appropriate service provider to ensure their health and welfare needs are being met. Only through information sharing and providing people with access to services will we be able to address issues within our community, improve health and welfare outcomes and tackle repeat offending behaviours.
Purpose of the Information Sharing. Purpose description Primary or secondary purpose The purpose of processing this information is to support the aims of shared services as part of the National Health and Social Care Delivery Plan (2016) and the National Health and Social Care Workforce Plan. This is to provide guidance for NHS Scotland Boards to better align services, share core services and to provide improved efficiency and quality for employees and patients. Part of this work it is to take forward the actions of the shared services agenda which are to: • Transform the way support services are delivered by integrating services across Boundaries; • To support a programme to enhance the employment and training experiences for Doctors and Dentists in training (DDiT). Turas People will process data in order to support the above strategy and will use it to: • Provide DDiTs with the optimum continuity of employment; • Ensure consistent application of processes across NHS Scotland; • To minimise duplication of processing (particularly on boarding) throughout rotations for clinical placements; • Promote continuity and consistency in payroll arrangements; Primary • Ensure access to appropriate high-quality training experiences; Effective information sharing between Boards and the management and performance of trainees DDiT. Indicate how the data controllers will decide upon changes in the purposes of the sharing Jointly or independently
