CONFIDENTIALITY
Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:04 pm
Hi all.
This is the question I am having issues with. I have written a couple of answers that I think are correct. Please let me know if I am on the right track.
Cheers!
Are there situations where you feel you need to tell someone information that you have been told? Give 2 examples.
1. If a carer suspected a child was being abused, the Director and Child Protection would be notified.
2. If a child had a medical condition (eg: diabetes), all staff members that are in the same room as the child would have to be told and made aware of their action plan in case of a medical emergency.
Is these examples correct? Or are there any more common every day situations that I have forgotten?
Thanks again!
This is the question I am having issues with. I have written a couple of answers that I think are correct. Please let me know if I am on the right track.
Cheers!
Are there situations where you feel you need to tell someone information that you have been told? Give 2 examples.
1. If a carer suspected a child was being abused, the Director and Child Protection would be notified.
2. If a child had a medical condition (eg: diabetes), all staff members that are in the same room as the child would have to be told and made aware of their action plan in case of a medical emergency.
Is these examples correct? Or are there any more common every day situations that I have forgotten?
Thanks again!
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