Qualification: Level 4 Diploma in Adult Care
Unit: Advanced communication skills
Learning outcome: Understand the importance of confidentiality in interactions with individuals
Assessment criteria: 5.2 Analyse the implications of assistive technology for maintaining confidentiality for the individual
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- Assistive technology allows an individual to be more independent, so there is less need for their information tobe shared for care and support purposes
- Assistive technology can empower individuals, giving them more choice and self-esteem – they are better able to communicate, provide consent and challenge anything they are unhappy with
- Assistive technology that is connected to the Internet may be hacked or the individual may be tricked into giving private information to scammers
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