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Unread 05-28-2010, 02:24 PM
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Crossfingers Help pls

I am stuck on a few questions from 207 the first one is:

K207h03 - current local, uk and european legislation, and organisational requirements, procedures and practice for:
1) accessing records
2)recording, reporting, confidentiality and sharing information, including data
protection
3) team working

and also

K207H7 - barriers to developing relationships within the team and how these can be overcome

These are probably simple but my mind is in over load so any help would be grateful
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Unread 05-29-2010, 04:21 PM
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Hi

The best way to approach this would be to obtain copies of policies for your setting.

Find the points you have listed in the policies and list the key points releating to the areas you have listed. If you are working to EYFS say which sections of the EYFS guidance your policies fit into.

European legislation - our awarding body said there aren't any, so ignore this - but best to check with your assessor.

Confidentiality, data protection, sharing of information, reporting, recording - If you have already completed 203 (child observations) 202 (Safeguarding - child protection) you should already have this evidence in these units - all you need to do is x-reference.

Barriers: conflict, differences of opinion and how you have dealt with these issues. If you haven't say what you would do.

Hope this helps
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The Data Protection Act ( not sure of the year)covers most of the record keeping requirements.
Your local requirements are probably covered by somewhere like Ofsted about keeping records in your setting. Medical, accident, incident etc.
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Thank u very much this helps a lot
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Do we only need our settings policies to answer K207H03?
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