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Understanding recording and reporting requirements in relation to partnership working

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How should information be recorded? Select the three correct answers.

Using accepted formats and systems

In appropriate detail

With changes to forms made as necessary

Accurately

In illegible handwriting

With confidential information left out

Which of these information storage solutions are secure? Select the five correct answers

Password protected computer database

By an open window

Password protected computer file

Locked safe

Locked filing cabinet

In a locked office

In the car

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You may occasionally that a child or young person is being abused. In this situation you must balance the need to information with the need to maintain . You can ease the potential by asking for advice on an anonymous basis before making a .

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Remember the of the child must always come first. In drawing up an IT plan, consideration must be given to back up and recovery, virus protection, authorized access rights and data .

Match the situation on the left to the appropriate response on the right.

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A parent asks for another parent’s home address

A child discloses abuse

A caller from Ofsted asks for information about a child

A newspaper wants a photo of children on a trip

Implement your setting’s safeguarding procedure

Politely refuse

Check parents have given permission for images to be used

Record details. Check with parents and / or setting manager

Which is the correct definition of the term confidentiality? Select the correct answer.

Confidentiality means keeping information about children and parents secure, only passing it on with parents’ permission or if the child’s safety is at risk.

Confidentiality means not telling anyone any personal information about a child under any circumstances

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