Right to Prevent Processing Sample Clauses

Right to Prevent Processing. 9.1 An individual can prevent processing of data in certain circumstances, for example where it likely to cause distress. Where data is defined as sensitive, personal data (including information on physical and mental health) may not be processed without consent of the data subject. There are exceptions: medical purposes being one. Signed (Provider)………………………………………………………….Dated……………………… • Held securely and confidentiality • Obtained fairly and efficiently • Recorded accurately and reliably • Used effectively and ethically • Shared appropriately and lawfully • To help protect the health of the public generally • To ensure the NHS runs efficiently, therefore ensuring care is of the highest standard. This includes audit activity. • Medical research • Patient’s name, address, full post code, date of birth; • Pictures, photographs, videos, audio-tapes or other images of patient; • NHS number and local identifiable codes • Anything else that may be used to identify a patient directly or indirectly. For example rare diseases, drug treatments or statistical analyses which have very small numbers within a population may allow individuals to be identified. Serious breaches of confidentiality may result in litigation and could result in criminal prosecution for the PCT and, in some cases the individual. • Not gossiping • Taking care when discussing cases in public places Signed (Provider)……………………………………………………..Dated…………………… On 1st January 2005, the requirements of the Freedom of Information Xxx 0000 came into force. This means that the public have a legal right to know about most information (unless it falls within one of the exemption clauses) held by public authorities, including the National Health Service and independent providers who offer NHS services such as GPs, pharmacists, opticians and dentists must comply. Tendring PCT has established procedures for managing information requests and has produced the required Publication Scheme (available to view on the PCT’s Extranet site and on its website – see xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx). All staff employed by the PCT, including salaried GPs, are incorporated into the PCT’s process and Publication Scheme but independent providers must make their own arrangements. The FoI Act can be challenging but, very basically, NHS service providers must: • Adopt and maintain a Publication Scheme. • Tell an information applicant whether or not you are able to provide the data they require. • Quote the Exemption condition if an information ...
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