Join us on the 14th of October for an update on the recent changes to the Data Security Protection Toolkit (DSPT)
During this episode of the Data Protection Made Easy Podcast one of our favourite guest speakers and long-term supporter of the DPP community, Barry Moult, will join us to share his knowledge and insights.
Barry has over 25 years of experience in the industry and is the founder of BJM IG Privacy Ltd which is an Information Governance Consultancy that delivers DPOaaS and bespoke training for GP Practices, Private Healthcare providers, Hospices and Local Authorities.
Barry will join our amazing hosts Oliver Rear and David Holmes to discuss the recent changes to the Data Security Protection Toolkit as the latest version (5.0) is now active.
During the session, we will discuss:
- – What is the DSPT?
- – Why is the DSPT important?
- – What are the updated guidelines?
- – Understanding ICBs (Formerly CCGs)
- – What are the new assertions?
- – How to inspire your workforce to utilise the toolkit
All public healthcare organisations have a contractual obligation under the NHS England Standard Conditions contract to complete the Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) by the 30th of June every year.
If you work for a healthcare provider, you do not want to miss this discussion.
14th October 2022
12:30 - 13:30
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