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Information Sharing with Police Seamus Watson PHE DI Frankie Westoby Insert Presentation Title 1 History and Importance of Information Sharing Multi organisational process - links between people, care and treatment, objects and

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Information Sharing with Police

Seamus Watson – PHE DI Frankie Westoby

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History and Importance of Information Sharing

Multi organisational process - links between people,

care and treatment, objects and locations

Improved public services for those in need
Increased openness – working together
Shared expertise, professionalism and understanding
Informed decisions when several people are involved
Enhanced safety for individual and communities
Supports consistency of interventions
24 / 7 care, treatment and support

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Information Sharing Agreements

Between partners – about how we will share
Advantage to having ISA
Consistency in how we share
Conditions on how we share
Ensuring lawfully shared
Better use of resources
Build confidence for individual and communities

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What aspects should an ISA cover ?

Purpose of the activity
Specifically what personal information is shared
Why need ISA / Who has access to information
Benefits, retention, transparency
Legal power for sharing
Who the agreement is between
When we will share
How will we share
Governance and oversight

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The importance of sharing

Past serious Case Reviews
2000 Lord Laing's report into the death of Victoria Climbie
2004 The Bichard Inquiry into the murders of Holly Wells and

Jessica Chapman in Soham.

2008 Baby Peter Serious Case Review
2013 The Savile enquiry
Supports best and safer practice
Liaison and Diversion Services
Street Triage Services

Early Intervention

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Some of the Frameworks

Human Rights Act 1998
Common Law Duty
Data Protection Act 1998
Criminal Justice Act 2003
Crime and Disorder Act 1998
Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
Mental Capacity Act 2005
National Health Service Act 2006

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Workshop Questions

What are the challenges / barriers for sharing Information

around adults and how can we improve how we do it ?

Does 'Confidentiality' mean that we don’t share?
Is consent to share an issue ?
What else do we need to consider ?

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