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Sheltered housing and community care : confidentiality - sheltered housing
 — a workshop : Thursday 30th March 2000
Corporate AuthorCentre for Social Policy and Social Work, University of Sussex; Sussex Gerontology Network, Sheltered Housing Group
PublisherSchool of Social Sciences, University of Sussex, Brighton, 2000
Pages10 pp
SourceProfessor Peter Lloyd, School of Social Sciences, University of Sussex, Brighton BN1 9SN.
KeywordsSheltered housing ; Community care ; Interaction [welfare services] ; Confidential material ; Rights [elderly] ; Conference proceedings.
AnnotationSheltered housing scheme managers and wardens hold a great deal of information about residents from their schemes, files from the shared reports of other professionals, from confidences with other residents, and the gossip of others. The information held about residents may be used to ensure their care, and to help in day-to-day management of a sheltered housing scheme. However, serious issues may also be raised concerning the propriety of disclosing information, which may in turn give rise to conflict. While codes of good practice may provide a basic guide, they can also give rise to ambiguities. Papers and discussion at this Workshop explored these "grey areas", so that residents and staff are better prepared to tackle issues of confidentiality. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-000519001 P
ClassmarkKLA: PA: QK6: 6RC: IKR: 6M *

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