Respect of differences in culture, abilities and ethnicity – Effective communication - with families and other professionals Collaboration with children, families, co-workers and the broader community – Adaptability - to the growing changes in the field Nurture - the growth, development and care of children Integrity - in performing duties Reliability - in providing quality services Dependable support children and their families – Responsible in carrying out duties – Click on link for more information Confidentiality Family child care providers are exposed to personal and sensitive information about children and their families. They must not discuss that information with anyone not authorized. Parents or guardians must provide written authorization before information can be shared. Tips to Maintain Confidentiality Follow state and federal guidelines in sharing information. Get written authorization from parents or guardians to share information with other professionals working with a child. Keep personal information on children and families securely locked. Only share information with authorized individuals. Establish a sign-out and sign-in system to keep track of information In case of an emergency, give medical practitioners access to information. Authorization should allow that access. Provide staff training on handling information Click link(s) for more information
Respect – of differences in culture, abilities and ethnicity Effective communication - with families and other professionals Collaboration – with children, families, co-workers and the broader community Adaptability - to the growing changes in the field Nurture - the growth, development and care of children Integrity - in performing duties Reliability - in providing quality services Dependable – support children and their families Responsible – in carrying out duties Click on link for more information Confidentiality Family child care providers are exposed to personal and sensitive information about children and their families. They must not discuss that information with anyone not authorized. Parents or guardians must provide written authorization before information can be shared. Tips to Maintain Confidentiality Follow state and federal guidelines in sharing information. Get written authorization from parents or guardians to share information with other professionals working with a child. Keep personal information on children and families securely locked. Only share information with authorized individuals. Establish a sign-out and sign-in system to keep track of information In case of an emergency, give medical practitioners access to information. Authorization should allow that access. Provide staff training on handling information Click link(s) for more information
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