HSCIC: Treating Confidential Information with Respect
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Learn more about the guide to "Treating Confidential Information with Respect"; issued under section 265 of the Health and Social Care Act 2012. Understand the rules, principles and obligations, and how this fits with the Caldicott2 review. This presentation was delivered at EHI Live 2013.
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揃 How does analysis of NHS Choices usage help us to understand the publics health and care information needs?
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揃 How has the move to mobile changed the demand for information?
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