May 10, 2023

Caldicott Guardian National Annual Conference 2023
 

"This year, we are sponsoring the Healthcare Conferences UK’s
annual national Caldicott Guardian conference, which is taking place in London (or online) on 23 May. 

As part of this, we have helped to shape an interesting and varied agenda. The event brings together Caldicott Guardians to understand current issues, the national context, and debate and discuss issues they face in practice. UKCGC Chair Dr Arjun Dhillon and National Data Guardian Dr Nicola Byrne will be speaking.
Find out more.
 
Some discounted rate tickets (£100) are still available if you use the promotional code HCUK100ukcgc at the checkout (on the second page of the online booking form). Note that discounts are not valid in conjunction with any other offer from the HC-UK Conferences group (including the credit card discount) and are for new bookings only. HC-UK is unable to offer refunds on booked places.
 
Caldicott Guardian evening masterclasses
 
"The UKCGC is beginning a series of free, online evening masterclasses (17:30-18:30) for Caldicott Guardians and those performing the Caldicott function for their organisation. The classes aim to spread good practice and share ideas for practical implementation. 

Wednesday, 17 May 2023
Data protection impact assessments for Caldicott Guardians
 
Wednesday, 7 June 2023
Ideas for networking and support for Caldicott Guardians - the million-dollar question… phone a friend?
 

Wednesday, 5 July 2023

Recording considerations: recordkeeping for Caldicott Guardians
 

Tuesday, 8 August 2023

Legal framework: a simple overview for Caldicott Guardians
 
Wednesday, 6 September 2023 
In the heat of the moment: a problem-solving approach for Caldicott Guardians
 
Wednesday, 4 October 2023
Considerations for children: for Caldicott Guardians
This event is only for Caldicott Guardians who work with children and young people.
 
Wednesday, 1 November 2023
Considerations for care homes: for Caldicott Guardians
This event is only for Caldicott Guardians working in care homes (nursing or residential).
 
Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Considerations for GPs: for Caldicott Guardians
This event is only for Caldicott Guardians who work in primary care and general practice.
 
Those wishing to attend should contact
helen.dyer10@nhs.net.
 
Further information and updates can be found
here.
 
UKCGC Breakfast Club 

This monthly breakfast club for Caldicott Guardians is held on the fourth Tuesday of every month from 08:00 to 09:00. 

It is held virtually via MS Teams and can include relevant news updates, an opportunity to network with other Caldicott Guardians, case studies and the chance to ask questions you may be facing as a Caldicott Guardian. 

Those wishing to attend should contact
helen.dyer10@nhs.net.
 
Caldicott Guardian virtual workshops 

These free virtual workshops are arranged by the UKCGC to inform and support Caldicott Guardians in their work. 

Delegates are invited to examine some of the complex scenarios faced by Caldicott Guardians on the frontline of health and social care today. 

Through case study examples – taken from the Caldicott Guardian forum and from delegates on the day – you will explore some of the difficult issues and requests that Caldicott Guardians are often asked to resolve. 

Keep an eye on our website for news of upcoming workshops."

 

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