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TOPIC: ROLE OF THE PRACTICE NURSE
Child protection
Communication with other agencies
Communicating with other agencies who work to protect child welfare is essential to provide the most effective support to children and families who need it. Multi-agency working brings together practitioners with a variety of skills whose roles cross traditional service boundaries.
Communicating with other agencies requires useful sharing of information, but it is important to protect confidentiality wherever possible, unless it is in the public interest to disclose confidential information.
Children who are in care are entitled to confidential, effective health care and should be aware of how to access it.
This section contains information and resources on the most effective way to work with other agencies and guidelines on sharing information responsibly.

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