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Single Assessment Process - training materials -
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East London Inter Organisational General Protocol For Sharing Information
(Final version: February 2004)
This protocol provides a framework for the secure and confidential sharing of personal information between the Parties on a Need to Know basis between individual Personnel in order to enable the Parties to
meet the needs of communities and individuals for care, protection and support in accordance with statute and government policy; It describes roles and structures to support the exchange of personal information between the Parties and applies to the
sharing of personal information relating to residents of East London and others who are service users. It covers the sharing of personal information between the Parties including (without limitation) for sharing for the purposes listed in the
document and applies to the sharing of personal information whatever the medium in which it is held and however it is transmitted. It is designed to ensure that the Parties' service users are informed of the reasons why personal information about
them may need to be shared and how this sharing will be managed. It applies to the activities of the Parties' Personnel and describes how complaints from service users relating to personal information sharing between two or more organisations will
be investigated and resolved.
View protocol [version 10 September 2005].
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Notes: The parties to this Protocol are: North East London Strategic Health Authority, East London & The City Mental Health NHS Trust, Barts and The London Hospitals NHS Trust, Homerton University Hospital NHS Trust, Newham Healthcare NHS
Trust, City & Hackney PCT, Newham PCT (excluding host responsibilities for NHS Direct), Tower Hamlets PCT, The Corporation of London (in respect of Social Services only), The London Borough of Hackney (in respect of Social Services only), The London
Borough of Newham (in respect of Social Services only), The London Borough of Tower Hamlets (in respect of Social Services, Education and Housing only)
Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire SHA
The Single Assessment Process training resource [author: Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire SHA]
(July 2003)
This training resource sets out the key issues relating to joint working, SAP, and information sharing and consent, using a variety of tools, including narrative text, PowerPoint presentations, exercises,
case studies and handouts. It also includes a glossary of terms. The CDROM has printable PDF versions of these materials, along with editable PowerPoint files for the three presentations on joint working, the single assessment process, and the Data
Protection Act and Caldicott principles.
The pack is intended for use in multi-agency training. It is not designed to be used in isolation, and it is expected that trainers will add to it according to local need and following further learning through pilot sites. It is assumed that
trainers using this training resource will be linked into the development of SAP locally, and will be working closely with the project leads who wrote and compiled the resource.
The resource has been produced as a joint initiative by a group of project managers and trainers from the Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire Strategic Health Authority (AGW SHA): Paulette Nuttall (Bristol), Sheila Turner (South Gloucestershire),
Marilyn Hughes (Swindon), Richard Pople and Jane Towler (North Somerset), Bo Novak (Bath and North East Somerset), and Marianna Poulton (Wiltshire).
View contents of cd-rom
(Presentations, Handouts etc) - Please note conditions of use on Contents page.
Contact Details:
Sheila Turner South Gloucestershire PCT,
1 Monarch Court
Emerald Park
Emerson's Green
Bristol
BS16 7FH
Tel: 0117 330 2443 | Fax:
E–mail: sheila.turner@sglos-pct.nhs.uk |
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Notes: Other contacts: Paulette Nuttall, Bristol South and West Primary Care Trust, King Square House, King Square,Bristol
BS2 8EE Tel: +44 (0) 117 900 2376; Fax +44(0)117 900 2465; Email: paulette.nuttall@bristolswpct.nhs.uk
Bedford Hospital NHS Trust
Bedfordshire Single Assessment Process training manual
The development of a Single Assessment Process across Bedfordshire and Luton ensures that a person-centred approach is always maintained. This manual will assist the practitioner in understanding the
importance of SAP and its operational implications. This documentation explains Bedfordshire's Single Assessment joint documentation, the Bedfordshire and Luton Single Assessment Process Tool, and Bedfordshire's Personal Held Record.It also explains
the Bedfordshire and Luton Information Partnership (an agreement for the sharing of information between health and social care agencies) and issues concerning consent and information sharing with regard to the Human Rights Act 1999 and the Data
Protection Act 1998. The various processes involving specific agencies or staff groups are outlined.
Contact Details:
Jenny McAteer, Operational Lead, SAP, Bedfordshire Social Services Adult Team,
Bedford Hospital NHS Trust,
Kempston Road
Bedford
MK42 9DJ.
Tel: +44 (0)1234 355122 | Fax: +44 (0)1234 792017
E–mail: jenny.mcateer@bedscc.gov.uk |
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Bedford Hosptail NHS Trust
The Single Assessment Process in Bedfordshire and Luton multi agency training
(March 2003)
The aims of the training are: to understand the Single Assessment Process and Single Assessment paperwork; and to understand how this process will fit in with current practice in Bedfordshire and Luton. This
material comprises material for trainers and participants at the Stages 1 and 2 training sesions. Stage 1 introduces the Single Assessment, the types of assessment, and the issues of consent and sharing information. Stage 2 comprises practical
exercises on applying Single Assessment to daily work. Examples of forms are included.
Contact Details:
Jenny McAteer, Operational Lead, SAP, Bedfordshire Social Services Adult Team,
Bedford Hospital NHS Trust,
Kempston Road
Bedford
MK42 9DJ.
Tel: +44 (0)1234 355122 | Fax: +44 (0)1234 792017
E–mail: jenny.mcateer@bedscc.gov.uk |
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Bedfordshire and Luton (Bedfordshire County Council, Luton Borough Council)
Personal Held Record
(2003)
The Personal Held Record will be a key document in the SAP, of which the client will hold a copy. The document comprises an index page, record of visiting staff signatures, visit record, summary of record of
current care plans, summary of care plan delivery, summary index of risk assessments, closing summary, general communication/comment sheet.
Contact Details:
Sue Bird, Operational Lead on SAP, Luton Borough Council,
Housing and Social Services Dept,
Community Care Duty Team,
Clemitson House,
14 Upper George Street,
Luton LU1 2RP
Tel: +44 (0)1582 470900 Sue Bird
+44 (0) 1582 547659/547660 (switchboard) | Fax:
E–mail: BirdS@luton.gov.uk |
Web links: http://www.bedfordshire.gov.uk/Bedfordshire/staticpages.nsf/Web/staticpages/nsocialserv_sing
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Target group: practitioners; client group | Type / Format: protocol
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Department of Health
Information sharing protocols - briefing note
(July 2004)
There is a lot of general guidance available on the various aspects of information sharing, which can be difficult to apply to SAP specifically. This paper is intended to provide a route map for developing and
implementing information sharing policies for SAP. It includes references to national guidance, and examples of local protocols, policies and more detailed materials are embedded within the document. These protocols and policies have been developed
to meet particular local needs, and provide good models from which to work. This paper also includes responses to frequently asked questions (FAQs) on consent, which were raised at the Department of Health SAP roadshows in February and March
2004.
[This 12 page document is large (7.5Mb) having a number of other documents embedded within it.]
View briefing note
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Derbyshire Mental Health Services NHS Trust
Advance Directives policy [author: Phil Hopkinson]
(January 2004)
This policy is designed to help clinical staff to deliver an ethically and legally sound service by: defining the legal rights that an individual has to specify regarding how he or she would like to be treated
at a future time. It defines the limits of such advance directives; describes how patients can be involved in their care through the formulation of an Advance Directive; and describes procedures that trust staff should follow to ascertain that any
such relevant directives are honoured by clinical staff in the treatment of an individual deemed incapable of making treatment decisions. Although clearly intended for use by mental health services, the material could be applied to SAP.
View policy
Contact Details:
Phil Hopkinson, Derbyshire Mental Health Services NHS Trust,
Trust Headquarters,
Bramble House,
Kingsway Hospital,
Derby
DE22 3LZ.
Tel: 01332 623737 | Fax: 01332 331254
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Web links: http://www.derbyshirementalhealthservices.nhs.uk
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Target group: MHT | Type / Format: guidance
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Derbyshire Mental Health Services NHS Trust
Guidelines for people making an advance directive [author: Phil Hopkinson]
(January 2004)
Explains the differences between an Advance Directive, an Advance Request, and an Advance Refusal. It also explains about the trust 'Advance Directive for Treatment and Care' form (dated December 2003), which
accompanies this document. Part 1 of the form deals with an individual's treatment and care, Part 2, personal and home life, and Part 3 lists people whom the patient has informed of the contents of the advance directive. Although clearly intended
for use by mental health services, the material could be applied to SAP.
View guidelines
View form
Contact Details:
Phil Hopkinson, Derbyshire Mental Health Services NHS Trust,
Trust Headquarters,
Bramble House,
Kingsway Hospital,
Derby
DE22 3LZ.
Tel: 01332 623737 | Fax: 01332 331254
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Web links: http://www.derbyshirementalhealthservices.nhs.uk
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East Sussex, Brighton and Hove LIS Confidentiality and Security Sub-Group
Guidance for organisations to ensure the secure and confidential sharing of person identifiable information Version 4.1c
(March 2003)
This guidance contains the requirements, both legal and government, regarding safe and secure information handling. The guidance has been developed to meet the information security requirements for sharing
person-identifiable information across the organisations of East Sussex, Brighton and Hove Health and Social Care Community. It has also been adopted in a modified format by the Kent and Medway Health and Social Care Community, who have had
involvement in development of these guidelines.
View guidance
Contact Details:
Isobel Warren, Joint SAP project manager (with Caroline Blackett) East Sussex Social Services and East Sussex Primary Care Trusts Tel: 01273 403633 | Fax:
E–mail: isobel.warren@esbh.nhs.uk |
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Notes: Developed by members of the group: Colin Styles (East Sussex County Healthcare NHS Trust); Jez MacDonald (East Sussex, Brighton and Hove Health Shared Services); Isobel Warren (East Sussex, Brighton and Hove Health Shared Services);
Linda Douglas (East Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust); Susan Morra (East Sussex, Brighton and Hove Health Shared Services); Jo Gilmore (East Sussex, Brighton and Hove Health Shared Services)
ERDIP (Electronic Record Development and Implementation Programme), NHS Information Authority
Consent and confidentiality (author: NHS Information Authority)
(01 December 2003)
Confidentiality and consent are key issues in relation to shared or distributed electronic records systems. This website (Web link 1, below) comprises a set of experimental products and/or reports to the NHSIS
(NHS Information Authority): sample information leaflets / consent forms; ERDIP Security, Consent and Confidentiality; and strategy documents. Among the organisations featured is West Surrey Health and Social Care Community, who initiated a project
called SSHARE, pilot for ERDIP, 2000-2003, in which older people were a key element along with mental health. The material is relevant to SAP because it is focused on local solutions.
The website also has ERDIP demonstration project materials available for: Bradford; Bury Knowle Health Centre, Headington, Oxford; Camden & Islington; Cornwall; Co Durham & Darlington; Dorset; Gloucestershire; Hadfield Medical Centre, Glossop,
Derbyshire; Hillingdon; Kingston & Richmond; Merton, Sutton & Wandsworth; North & Mid Hampshire; South & West Devon; South Staffordshire; Suffolk; Tees; Walsall; and Wirral.
Although the ERDIP Programme has closed, archived news has been kept for posterity on the ERDIP section of the NHS Information Authority's website (Web Link 2, below).
Contact Details:
NHS Information Authority
Aqueous II,
Aston Cross,
Rocky Lane,
Birmingham
B6 5RQ.
Tel: 08456 586 586 | Fax: 0121 333 0334
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Web links: http://www.nhsia.nhs.uk/erdip/pages/evaluation/consentandconfid.asp
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Improvement and Development Agency
Draft general information sharing protocol [author: Improvement and Development Agency]
The purpose of this protocol is to provide a framework for the secure and confidential sharing of information between organisations to enable them to meet the requirement to provide public services, in
accordance with government expectations. It draws attention to general principles when setting up protocols regarding the protection and use of personal data, particularly the legislation such as the Data Protection Act 1998. It provides
principles governing the sharing of information by agencies, and the procedures for disclosure of personal information.
Contact Details:
IDeA,
Layden House,
76-88 Turnmill Street,
London
EC1M 5LG.
Tel: +44 (0)20 7296 6600 | Fax: +44 (0)20 7296 6666
E–mail: info@idea.gov.uk |
Web links: http://www.idea.gov.uk/transformation/downloads/protocol.pdf
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Kent and Medway Strategic Health Authority
Protocol for confidentiality and information sharing between agencies in Kent and Medway involved in the Single Assessment Process (SAP) draft: version 1.0 [authors: Kent NHS Trust, Kent County Council,
Medway Council]
(November 2003)
This document is the protocol for ensuring confidentiality, whilst permitting the transfer and sharing, of information between agencies involved in the care of people with health and social care needs in Kent
and Medway. It provides further guidance that will determine, at a detailed level, how information that identifies an individual may be shared among organisations within the community.
Contact Details:
Nicola Anderson, Preston Hall,
London Road,
Royal British Legion Village,
Aylesford,
Kent, ME20 7NJ
Tel: +44 (0)1622 713166 - NA
+44 (0)1622 710161 - direct line | Fax: +44 (0)1622 719802
E–mail: nicola.anderson@kentmedway.nhs.uk |
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Lancashire Health and Social Care Communities
Sharing Personal Information - made simple
Guidance (6 pages) for employees about sharing personal information in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.
View guidance
Contact Details:
Alex Sunderland, SAP Project Manager and Policy Officer for Older People, PO Box 162,
East Cliff County Offices,
Preston,
Lancs,
PR1 3EA
Tel: 01772 534449 (direct)
01772 254868 (switch) | Fax:
E–mail: alexander.sunderland@ssd.lancscc.gov.uk |
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Notes: A large print version is available.
North Lincolnshire Primary Care Trust; North Lincolnshire Council; North Lincolnshire and Goole Hospitals NHS Trust
Multi-agency guidelines and good practice manual: Single Assessment Process (SAP) in North Lincolnshire version 1.5 [author: North Lincolnshire SAP Steering Group]
(October 2006)
This good practice manual (35 pp) has been produced by the North Lincolnshire Multi-Agency Steering Group to support staff with the implementation and operational requirements of the Single Assessment Process
(SAP) in North Lincolnshire. The manual does not replace guidance and protocols in place in each of the partner agencies.
The manual includes a glossary of terms;sets the national context for SAP; provides general information on information sharing and obtaining consent; outlines issues on joint working in respect of the different assessments; and has a short section
on using the Easycare assessment tool. Appendices relate to documentation on consent and security guidelines.
The manual will be reviewed as part of the evaluation of the implementation process.
View manual.
Contact Details:
Stephen Ball, Service Manager - Older People, Day and Community Services, North Lincolnshire Council Tel: +44 (0)1724 298081 | Fax:
E–mail: stephen.ball@northlincs.gov.uk |
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North Tyneside Single Assessment Taskforce
The Single Assessment Process North Tyneside information and development events
(April 2004)
This pack has been designed to support the North Tyneside information and development events for implementation of the Single Assessment Process (SAP). Information in the pack provides background material for
the events, and will also act as an ongoing source of reference as implementation of SAP progresses in North Tyneside
The pack covers: background to the Single Assessment Process; current health and social care polices impacting on SAP; determination of registered nursing care contribution; the National Service Framework for Older People (NSF); principles of the
Single Assessment Process; domains and sub domains of SAP; assessment skills; information sharing and consent; clinical governance; education and training; key implications for older people, social workers, nurses, general practitioners, therapists,
geriatricians and old age psychiatrists; North Tyneside shared aims and objectives of SAP implementation; North Tyneside agreed glossary of terms; timetable for implementing SAP in North Tyneside; a list of those involved in implementing SAP in
North Tyneside since 2003.
View pack
Contact Details:
Haley Hudson, Single Assessment Coordinator for North Tyneside Tel: +44 (0)191 200 8455 | Fax: +44 (0)191 200 8260
E–mail: haley.hudson@northtyneside.gov.uk |
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North Yorkshire County Council Social Services; City of York Council; North Yorkshire PCTs
Multi-agency working / Single Assessment Process Manual [authors: North Yorkshire County Council Social Services, City of York Council, North Yorkshire PCTs
This document (25pp) introduces single assessment. the process of carrying out a multi-agency assessment using an electronic assessment tool for sharing information or sharing information through a person held
record, and how care co-ordination responsibilities should be set up between different agencies. Becky Nightingale refers to Section 2, How to ask for consent to share information across agencies, in a Discussion forum contribution on Evaluation of
SAP from a user perspective (21 December 2005).
Some of this material is on the North Yorkshire County Council Single Assessment Process website, which includes not only documents and newsletters for professionals, but also leaflets for users and weblinks to local agencies and national
organisations involved with SAP.
View manual.
Contact Details:
Becky Allright, SAP Project Co-ordinator, North Yorkshire Ciounty Council, Finkle Street,
Thirsk,
North Yorkshire
YO7 1DA.
Tel: +44 (0)1609 536912
Mobile: 07976 908812 | Fax:
E–mail: becky.allright@northyorks.gov.uk |
Web links: http://www.northyorks.gov.uk/sap
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Notes: Becky Allright (change of name from Becky Nightingale).
Northamptonshire County Council
Consent to Information Sharing leaflet [Northamptonshire SAP team]
Leaflet for clients explaining the principles around information sharing and active consent on their part: Single Assessment Process? Why do we need consent? What choice's do we have?
View powerpoint slides of leaflet
Contact Details:
Wendy Hoult,
Project Manager Single Assessment Team,
Oxford House, Floor 2,
West Villa Road,
Wellingborough NN8 4JR
Tel: +44 (0)1933 220 720 | Fax: +44 (0)1933 443 929
E–mail: whoult@northamptonshire.gov.uk |
Web links: http://www.northamptonshire.nhs.uk/singleassessment
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Notes: The material is copyright to Northants SAP 2004 and is not to be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder.
Pan Dorset Health and Social Care
Single Assessment Process Case management - case studies 1-4 [author: Jane Wallis]
These four case studies explain the personal circumstances of a Mrs Blair, a Mr Thatcher, a Mrs Churchill, and a Miss Major. , and then set tasks to map the most feasible or likely care pathways or outcomes.
The aim of each case study is variously to consider and remember consent or confidentiality issues, matters regarding the Community Care (Delayed Discharge etc) Act 2003, special needs, carers' needs,, and matters appertaining to RNCC (Registered
Nursing Care Contribution) determination.
View case studies
Contact Details:
Jane Wallis,
SAP Project Manager for Training, Pan Dorset Health and Social Care,
Human Resources Learning and Development Unit,
Vespasian House,
2nd Floor West Wing,
Bridport Road,
Dorchester,
Dorset
DT1 1TG
Tel: +44 (0)1305 225911 | Fax: +44 (0)1305 268834
E–mail: jane.wallis@dorsetcc.gov.uk |
Web links: http://www.dorsetforyou.com
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Notes: This tool can be used or adapted by others provided that the Pan Dorset Group is fully accredited as the organisation of origin. Jane Wallis would appreciate a brief email to let her know who is using the material and where it is
being used.
Safer Communities Chief Officers Group,
The Rough Guide to Information Sharing Protocols Everything you never wanted to know and were afraid to ask .... probably for very sensible reasons. [author: Commissioned by the Safer Communities Chief
Officers Group]
(October 2002)
6 pages. Accessible guide for field staff used widely amongst Warwickshire authorities, where it originated.
to view guide use web link below
Contact Details:
Warwickshire County Council,
Shire Hall,
Warwick
CV34 4RA
Tel: 01926 410410 | Fax:
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Web links:
http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/Web/corporate/pages.nsf/Pages%20by%20Department/4C88409B344F419480256D19003C0B96
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Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council (as supplied by West Midlands South Strategic Health Authority)
Giving consent to share personal information copy for consultation, Solihull Single Assessment Process
Text of a draft form (2 pp) asking the person being assessed whether relevant personal information may be shared with other individuals or agencies, and if so who or which ones?
Contact Details:
Val Dickens, , Project Manager, Single Assessment Process, Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council,
PO Box 32,
Council House,
Solihull,
West Midlands
B91 3QY.
Tel: +44 (0)121 704 8043 | Fax: +44 (0)121 704 6114
E–mail: vdickens@solihull.gov.uk |
Web links: http://www.solihull.gov.uk
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Target group: All staff | Type / Format: form
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Notes: Contact at WMSSHA: Sandra Hudson, Programme Lead, Services for Older People, West Midlands South Strategic Health Authority, Osprey House, Albert Street, Prospect Hill, Redditch B97 4DE. Tel: 01527 587536; E-mail:
sandra.hudson@wmsha.nhs.uk
Values into Action
Making decisions best practice and new ideas for supporting people with high support needs to make decisions [authors: Stephanie Beamer, Mark Brookes]
(2001)
92 pp report, with workbook, 'It's your choice'.
This report is aimed at service providers, families, friends, carers and those who support people with learning difficulties who have high support needs to make choices.It uses real life stories to challenge the idea that people with high support
needs cannot make their own decisions. It discusses current practice and law, suggesting that both are often limited in vision. It offers a model of supported decision making as a solution.
The accompanying workbook, 'It's your choice', is written in plain English, with pictures, and tells people with learning difficulties about making decisions.
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Wiltshire County Council
Confidentiality the Caldicott Way training video [author: Wiltshire Social Services]
(2002)
Running time: 30 mins.
Produced by Wiltshire County Council, with contributions from Hampshire, Dorset, Swindon, Gloucestershire, South Gloucestershire, Torbay, Devon, North Somerset, Bath and North East Somerset, Portsmouth, and Poole councils.
The video covers issues of confidentiality, with respect to client information, following from the findings of 1997 committee chaired by Dame Fiona Caldicott
It outlines and illustrates the six Caldicott principles in each of six scenarios:
1) Justify the purpose
2) Don't use personally identifying information unless it is absolutely necessary
3) Use the minimum necessary personally identifying information
4) Access to personally identifying information should be on a strict need-to-know basis
5) Everyone should be aware of their responsibilities
6) Understand and comply with the law.
Contact Details:
Angela Stansby County Hall,
Bythesea Road,
Trowbridge,
Wiltshire
BA14 8JN
Tel: +44 (0)1225 713000 (switch)
+44 (0)1225 713923 (direct) | Fax:
E–mail: angelastansby@wiltshire.gov.uk |
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Notes: Other contact details: Artisan Productions, Citronic House, Halifax Road, Bowerhill, Melksham, Wiltshire, SN12 6UB.
Tel: 01225 792008; Fax: 01225 792008; Email: alan@artisanproductions.co.uk
Rights for the video now belong to the Department of Health (DH).
Wolverhampton City Primary Care Trust
General protocol for inter-agency information sharing within Wolverhampton [Version 1, September 2003]
Protocol endorsed by Wolverhampton HASCI, with acknowledgement to Solihull MBC.
The General Protocol provides the framework for the sharing of personal information between Wolverhampton City Council, Wolverhampton Primary Care Trust, and Wolverhampton Royal Hospitals Trust. These agencies have formed a Health and Social Care
Information Exchange (HASCIE) project group. This document has been developed in accordance with national guidelines, to address responsibilities and concerns around the sharing of personal information. Appendices include references to relevant
legislation.
view protocol
Contact Details:
Phil Smith, Wolverhampton City PCT,
Coniston House,
West Entrance,
Chapel Ash,
Wolverhampton,
WV3 0XE
Tel: +44 (0)1902 575183 | Fax: +44 (0)1902 444877
E–mail: phil.smith@wolvespct.nhs.uk |
Web links: http://www.wolverhamptonhealth.nhs.uk
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