Description
Information Governance Online Training
Our Information Governance online training course also called IG Training, provides learners with an introduction to information governance; covering, source of information, uses of information, legal and professional obligations, key information governance principles, and the Freedom of Information Act.
- Developed by professionals.
- Accredited by The CPD Accreditation Group.
- 100% online, learn at your own time and pace.
- Translates into over 100 different languages.
- Instant certificate downloaded.
When will I get my certificate?
Once you have successfully passed our course you will be able to download and print your certificate immediately.
As this course has been accredited by the CPD Group your certificate will contain the CPD logo and unique reference number.
Key Points
- Information in Healthcare.
- Principles.
- Freedom of Information.
Information Governance Course Overview:
Our Information Governance Training Online course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of key aspects of information management in healthcare settings.
This course covers critical topics such as information in healthcare, the principles of information governance, and the Freedom of Information Act.
Information Governance Course Structure:
Module 1: Information in Healthcare
- Healthcare Data: Explore the significance of data in the healthcare sector.
- Data Management: Learn the importance of effective data management for healthcare organizations.
Module 2: Principles of Information Governance
- Governance Framework: Understand the principles that underpin information governance.
- Accountability: Learn how accountability plays a crucial role in information management.
Module 3: Freedom of Information Act
- Legal Framework: Gain insights into the Freedom of Information Act and its implications.
- Access to Information: Understand how the Act enables public access to information held by healthcare organizations.
Course Benefits:
Upon completion of the information governance training, participants will:
- Acquire a strong understanding of information management in healthcare.
- Comprehend the principles and framework of information governance.
- Be aware of their responsibilities in ensuring data protection and security.
- Understand the significance of transparency and public access to information.
Who Should Take This Course:
This course is suitable for individuals working in healthcare settings, including:
- Healthcare professionals
- Administrators and managers
- Data protection officers
- Anyone interested in information governance in healthcare.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is information governance (IG) training?
- Information governance training helps people learn how to handle information, especially sensitive data, in a secure and private way. It teaches you the rules and best practices for keeping information safe.
What is IG training for NHS staff?
- IG training for NHS staff is a special course for people who work in the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. It teaches them how to handle patient information safely and follow the laws that protect people’s data.
How do I become an information governance (IG) officer?
- To become an information governance officer, you usually need to know a lot about data protection and managing information. You can start by getting the right qualifications and experience. Then, look for jobs in places that care about information governance, like hospitals, government offices, or big companies. Meeting people in the field and learning more can also help.
What are the 3 information governance principles?
The three main information governance principles are simple:
- Confidentiality: Only let people who should know see important information, and don’t tell others who shouldn’t.
- Integrity: Make sure information is always correct and safe from changes or damage.
- Availability: Make sure information is available to people who should have it, especially in emergencies. This means backing up data and having plans for when things go wrong.
These principles are the basics for keeping information safe and following the rules.
