glasses or wheel chairs, are made available on the SMR 22, 24, 25; UNRPJDL 49; recommendation of medical staff. UNHCR Guidelines 8 [48(vi)]. National law: Common law duty of care. Health records and confidentiality Standard Sources Eeach detainee has a clinical record containing an Treaties: and comprehensive assessment and care plan ICESCR 12; ICCPR 10, 17. (if required), including medical history, which conforms Interpretive instruments: to professional guidance and regulatory standards. BOP 26; UNRPJDL 19, 21; All health records are kept securely in accordance with UNHCR Guidelines 7 [47(viii)]; relevant legislation and national guidelines. (by analogy) World Health Organisation Guidelines on Doctor-patient confidentiality is respected. Medical HIV Infection and AIDS in information is provided to staff of the facility and the prisons [31] and [32]. Department in accordance with the use and disclosure provisions of the Privacy Act. National law: Privacy Act s 14 (Information Privacy Principle 10, 11); Common law duty of care. Sexual health Standard Sources Culturally appropriate information and counselling Treaties: regarding sexual health and family planning is available to ICESCR 12; ICCPR 10; all detainees and detainees are able to obtain barrier CEDAW 12, 16(e); CRC contraceptives discreetly e.g. by asking health staff or 24(f), 29; CRPD 25(a). through a dispenser. Interpretive instruments: Age-appropriate education concerning sexual health is Declaration of Alma-Ata available for children and young persons. This is delivered VII(3); Beijing Declaration in a culturally sensitive manner in cooperation with their 17, 30; (by analogy) parents. Bangkok Rules 14. Substance abuse Standard Sources Substance dependent detainees are comprehensively and Treaties:
glasses or wheel chairs, are made available on the recommendation of medical staff. SMR 22, 24, 25; UNRPJDL 49; UNHCR Guidelines 8 [48(vi)]. National law: Common law duty of care. Health records and confidentiality Standard Sources Eeach detainee has a clinical record containing an and comprehensive assessment and care plan (if required), including medical history, which conforms to professional guidance and regulatory standards. All health records are kept securely in accordance with relevant legislation and national guidelines. Doctor-patient confidentiality is respected. Medical information is provided to staff of the facility and the Department in accordance with the use and disclosure provisions of the Privacy Act. Treaties: ICESCR 12; ICCPR 10, 17. Interpretive instruments: BOP 26; UNRPJDL 19, 21; UNHCR Guidelines 7 [47(viii)]; (by analogy) World Health Organisation Guidelines on HIV Infection and AIDS in prisons [31] and [32]. National law: Privacy Act s 14 (Information Privacy Principle 10, 11); Common law duty of care. Sexual health Standard Sources Culturally appropriate information and counselling regarding sexual health and family planning is available to all detainees and detainees are able to obtain barrier contraceptives discreetly e.g. by asking health staff or through a dispenser. Age-appropriate education concerning sexual health is available for children and young persons. This is delivered in a culturally sensitive manner in cooperation with their parents. Treaties: ICESCR 12; ICCPR 10; CEDAW 12, 16(e); CRC 24(f), 29; CRPD 25(a). Interpretive instruments: Declaration of Alma-Ata VII(3); Beijing Declaration 17, 30; (by analogy) Bangkok Rules 14. Substance abuse Standard Sources Substance dependent detainees are comprehensively and Treaties:
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