GDPR for Organisations
GDPR means General Data Protection Regulation. GDPR came into force on 25 May 2018. It is essential for you to understand the GDPR in accordance with your business model.
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General Data Protection Regulations
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will came in to force on 25 May 2018. This regulation replaces the existing data protection framework under EU Data Protection Directive.
The current data protection framework still forms the majority of the GDPR regulations however the GDPR introduces some new elements.
The EU General Data Protection Regulation came into effect on 25 May 2018 and organisations need to be prepared for the new regulations.
The aims of this course are to help you understand:
- Your legal obligations under the GDPR
- How to implement the changes you need to make to become compliant
- What this means for your day to day work.
On completion of this course you will understand:
- Who is accountable for what under the GDPR
- GDPR principles & common terminology
- The ICO’s recommended 12 steps
- Your legal basis for processing data
- Changes to consent, privacy rights & access rights
- Data protection breaches
- Data Protection Impact Assessments
- Data Protection by Design & Default
- The role of the Data Protection Officer or Data Protection Lead
- Privacy Notices – what you need to communicate and to whom
- What you need to do now to prepare for the GDPR
The learner should be able to:
- Interpret the GDPR terminology
- Understand who is responsible for data protection
- Apply GDPR principles to the work setting
- Demonstrate and determine the legal basis for processing personal data
- Compare and modify changes in the data protection law
- Plan and implement new practice procedures for data protection
- Mitigate risks using data protection impact assessments & design by default methods
Course Curriculum
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Step 3: Communicating with Customers and Team Members
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Step 4: Personal Privacy Rights
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Step 5: Access Rights
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Step 6: Legal Basis
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Step 7: Consent
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Step 8: Children’s Data
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Step 9: Reporting Data Breaches
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Step 10: Impact Assessments Preview
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Step 11: Data Protection Officers (DPO)
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Step 12: International Organisations
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GDPR Summary Preview
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Pre-Question Advice Preview
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GDPR for Organisations
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Your GDPR Course includes
Up-to-date information
Our course material is both current and relevant; verified by leaders in the dental industry.
Various media
We use a combination of text, imagery, videos and presentations to help you get the most out of this course.
Course downloads
This course features documents for you to download and use in your dental practice.
Post-course feedback
Upon completion of the course you are required to complete a short feedback survey.
Frequently asked Questions
When does the course start and finish?
The course begins when you are ready. Although the course duration is 2.5 hours, you can work at your own pace, and your progress is saved automatically.
How long do I have access to the course?
After you have successfully enrolled on the course, there is no limit on when you must complete the course by.
Does the course have a test?
Yes. This course features a short quiz at the end of the lessons. You need to achieve 80% in order to complete the course.
Does the course offer a certificate upon completion?
Yes. Upon successful completion of the course, you will be issued a personalised certificate. This is saved to your personal dashboard. You can download and print this certificate when you require it.
In addition, you are also credited with a digital badge that will feature in your personal dashboard.