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GP U2 Pro Practice

S5: The principles and procedures of record keeping

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Failure to comply with responsibilities in transferring client information safely can have serious consequences both the ?? referral scheme and instructor
which person generally controls record procedures & keeping scheme manager
age, gender and ethnicity are known as which type of data ? Non-personal data doesn’t reveal a person’s identity, when used on its own.
data that doesn’t reveal a person’s identity, when used on its own is known as ? Non-personal data
which data is information which can be used to identify a person Personal
name, address, postcode and National Insurance number are classed as which types of data ? Personal
It is not appropriate to store records permanently; how long should they be kept for as long as they are necessary.
For instance, if we want to show that exercise referral can help to reduce medication costs, we would need to gather evidence which shows a trend towards that outcome, this proves ? V Validity
to demonstrate similar outcomes on multiple occasions – or with more than one person would prove our evidence as ? R ‘reliable.’
Our choices of measurement technique and information collection must be what ? V&R valid and reliable
For validity & reliability when measuring changes in body weight, we would consistently need to ensure what scales calibrated, similar clothes worn, same time/day etc
A VALID method for checking heart rate is taking the pulse manually what would be more RELIABLE ? heart rate monitor
A VALID method for monitoring attendance is a register what would ensure its maximum RELIABILITY ? needs to be completed at all sessions
A VALID way to assess a client’s perceived quality of life is an EQ-5D questionnaire; why is this information subjective ? it describes the person’s experience.
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