INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. What are the information/data sharing arrangements? How will charges be managed (which should be referred to in Part 2 above) What data systems will be used? Consultation - staff, people supported by the Partners, unions, providers, public, other agency. Printed stationary.
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. In addition to the general Better Care Fund consultation and engagement process, the Partners will engage with stakeholders as part of each scheme. The purpose of this work is to promote integrated services and therefore communication and engagement is at the heart of the redesign work. Both the Partners will be involved in contract negotiations for these services and will therefore develop the required activity and performance schedules. These will be shared via the Partners’ contract management teams. Further details are contained in page 58 of the Better Care Fund Plan (Schedule 6 of this agreement).
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. [The Protocol at Schedule 8] of this Agreement will apply to the XXXX Services. The Parties will comply with the requirements of the Information Sharing Agreement (and the requirement to have an Information Sharing Agreement in place), in respect of the XXXX Services.
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. A four week stakeholder consultation (including CCGs, integrated sexual health provider, GPs, XXX gynaecology etc.) was completed from 13th February to the 13th March 2017, this suggested overall support for the schedule development. A summary of the consultation responses is available on request. Data reports will be developed using the existing provider structures (Pathway analytics for the integrated sexual health service and the community based service portal for primary care.)
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. 56.1 The information sharing protocol is documented under Schedule 8. 57 DURATION AND EXIT STRATEGY
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. 15.1. The Information Governance arrangements set out in Schedule 8 will operate.
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. What are the information/data sharing arrangements? How will charges be managed (which should be referred to in Part 2 above) What data systems will be used? Consultation – staff, people supported by the Partners, unions, providers, public, other agency Printed stationery 19 DURATION AND EXIT STRATEGY What are the arrangements for the variation or termination of the Individual Scheme. Can part/all of the Individual Scheme be terminated on notice by a party? Can part/all of the Individual Scheme be terminated as a result of breach by either Partner? What is the duration of these arrangements?
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. The Partner responsible for each commissioned scheme and core funding allocation will be responsible for ensuring that data systems and information sharing comply with current legislation. However, the JSCG will provide the overarching information governance arrangements to comply with statutory duties. Any breaches will be reported to and shared between the Partners.
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. 8.1. The Integrated Community Learning Disability team will record service user information on the Council’s database complying with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). The team will share relevant information with other health and care providers and health and social care commissioners in accordance with the information sharing agreements. Any breeches of Data Protection will be reported to the CCG and LBC leads as appropriate.
INFORMATION SHARING AND COMMUNICATION. The CCG and Council will comply with the terms of the Central London, West London, Hammersmith and Fulham, Hounslow and Ealing (CWHHE) Information Sharing Agreement for Direct Patient Care, included as Schedule 8 of the Framework Partnership Agreement. This Memorandum of Understanding has been jointly developed by health and public sector organisations operating across Central and West London to facilitate the lawful sharing of information between them so that members of the public can receive the services they need whilst respecting the rights of the individual. Staff may be required to use data systems of both organisations.
