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Guidelines for Confidentiality
During the systemic referral process, disseminating research findings without disclosing personal identifying information is vital in order to enhance information security. Secondly, there is need of storing research records securely and limiting access to the unauthorized personnel that include removing, disguising, and coding personal identifying information (Reamer, 2000). Thirdly, since some data is very sensitive in relation to privacy, obtaining written information, need consent from various people who live in my town with special reference to disseminating findings that include video images and recordings that might reveal personal information during the referral process. In order to enhance confidentiality during this community resource co-ordination, Paper records containing personal information, should be secured in folders during the referral process, kept under the constant control and co-ordination. Lastly, during the dissemination of information during the referral process from one agency to another, it will be absolutely unethical and unprofessional if cell phone conversations are dominant. Individuals using higher technological devices because, cell phone conversations can be easily overheard or rather intercept this (Reamer, 2000).
Guidelines for making, tracking, and assessing the success of referrals to each agency
Making
When I will be defining and making a referral, I will clearly identify the core issues such; Assess Client Referral Needs. This will help me to identify the key parameters that are likely to influence the ability of the client, to give out freely their most prevalent social problems without fear of information leakage. After assessing the client needs, the next step is to Plan the Referral. Planning a referral will develop a desire to identify