1 to 2 of 2 Contract Information Governance Jobs in the East of England

working for a large organisation who are within the public sector in Hertfordshire. Your new role Develop and maintain the organisation's strategy on information and records governance and leading a programme of works related to information management and data governance. Review data sharing agreements and supplier … clauses to ensure all council information is appropriately handled and processed. Review corporate services and supplier data protection impact assessments, using the Organisation's privacy platform. Provide quality assurance and oversight of all FOI/SAR responses, to ensure responses are accurate, responded in time, using the Organisation's … corporate FOI case management portal. Direct line report to the Information Governance Officer, providing managerial supervision and support. Ensure the Organisation complies with current and future legislation, regulations, and codes of practice in all matters relating to Data Protection by translating new regulations into robust policy and carefully more »

will become part of the neonatal nursing and nursery nurse team. The role entails supporting the neonatal nursing and nursery nurse team with providing information and support to parents and carers during admission through to discharge. Empowering women in their choice of infant feeding and providing parents/care … feeding strategic plans, service developments and operational issues relating to new national practices and guidance. 8. To ensure that all families receive support and information to allow them to make an informed choice regarding feeding. 9. Be familiar with multi-disciplinary guidelines and policies relating to infant feeding and … and requirement to take part in appraisal and KSF process 2. Complete all competency documentation as required subject to local guidelines Clinical and Practice Governance 1. Observe and maintain strict confidentiality with regards to any patient/family/staff/records and information in line with the more »