4.3 Check evidence relevant to the basis for access

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Chapters

1. DAPB3051 Identity Verification and Authentication Standard for Health and Care, Authorisation Use Case: Proxy
2. Glossary
3. Use of the terms "must" and "should" in this guidance
4. 1.0 Overview
5. 1.1 Purpose of this standard
6. 1.2 Who this standard applies to
7. 1.3 What this standard does not cover
8. 1.4 Compatibility with other standards and guidelines
9. 2.1 Types of proxy access: formal and informal proxy access
10. 2.2 Types of proxy access: Records access by a clinical professional
11. 3.0 Roles and responsibilities
12. 4.0 Grant proxy access
13. 4.1 Assess if access is appropriate
14. 4.1.1 Establish whether access is necessary
15. 4.1.2 Establish whether access is relevant
16. 4.1.3 Establish whether access is safe
17. 4.2 Establish a basis for access
18. 4.3 Check evidence relevant to the basis for access
19. 4.3.1 Verify the proxy and patient’s identity
20. 4.3.2 Understand if the patient has the ability to consent
21. 4.3.3 Obtain the patient’s informed consent to proxy access, if appropriate
22. 4.3.4 Verify evidence of a basis for access if the patient cannot consent
23. 4.4 Redact sensitive information based on what is being shared
24. 4.5 Audit decisions about proxy access
25. 4.6 Communicate the outcome of a decision to grant or deny proxy access
26. 5.0 The scope of proxy access
27. 6.0 System audit of proxy access
28. 7.0 Managing proxy access
29. 7.1 Ongoing reviews of proxy access
30. 7.2 Age and development based reviews of access
31. 7.3 Time-bound reviews of access
32. 7.4 Wider events that materially affect proxy access
33. Appendix A: Ways to evidence a basis for access if the patient is not capable of providing informed consent
34. Appendix B: Driver diagram articulating the strategic aims of this information standard