10.3 Information sharing for service delivery coordination

• Key steps
  • 1. Key principles for information sharing
  • 2. Decide when information may be shared
  • 3. Decide if stated information is needed
• What ifs - responding to specific information sharing matters
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   • 10.10 Warrant for the apprehension of a child
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   • 10.1 Decision-making about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
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   • 10.2 Statutory obligation to notify the Queensland Police Service of possible criminal offences
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   • 10.7 Undertake the substance testing of parents
   • 10.8 Responding to self-harming behaviour
   • 10.9 Responding to suicide risk behaviour
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   • What ifs
5. Key steps

1. Key principles for information sharing

2. Decide when information may be shared

2.1 Who is authorised to share information
2.2 Clarify the purpose for sharing information
2.3 How to share information
2.4 Keep accurate records

3. Decide if stated information is needed

What ifs - responding to specific information sharing matters

1. What if the sharing of information relates to youth justice?
2. What if a notifier requests feedback from the department about the response to child protection concerns reported?