Communicating in health and social care

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TASK 3

3.1 ICT software packages to support in health and
social care
In the health and social care, there are several
standards included is the software that assists to
protect and support to the patient.
In this type of institution, several tools can be use
such as spreadsheet, power-point, analysis data
and monitor.
Use of standard ICT software packages applied in
wide range context.

3.2 Benefits of using ICT in health and social care
In respect to implement ICT in health and social
care, there are several benefits exists.
It develops effective results for all people such as
care workers, organisation and users.
ICT contributes improvements in the health and
social care provision

3.3 Legal consideration in the use of ICT which
impact on health and social care
There are several legal consideration exists that assists to create
effective functioning and outcomes at workplace.
In this regard, researcher will get success through implementation
of innovative and creative aspect at workplace that are related
with creative aspects.
ICT also develops through special cultural understanding and
practices for health and social care.

Legislation used in the health and social care
In this way, Data protect Act 1998 put that create effective results
to keep safety and security in respect to protect their data.
In addition to this, Health and Safety work act 1974 also ensure
reasonably practices that create safety for employees and care
users as well.
Computer mis use act 1990 also defines as the combating different
form of deliberate towards misuse of computer system.

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