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Department of Health
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
10 April 2018
DEPARTMENT CIRCULAR
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All concerned central office staff can attend these courses through a DPO and
charged to HHRDB Institutional Capacity Management (ICM) Funds.
All other transactions shall be in accordance with Department Order No. 2007-0053
“Guidelines on the Attendance to Conventions/Seminars/Conference and Similar Human
Resource Development Activities Outside of the Department of Health” and “DO No. 2014-
0094 Guidelines on the Allowable Rates of Payment for Human Resource Development
Activities.”
Attached is the workshop description, reply form with other details for your ready
reference.
Dissemination of the information to all concerned is requested.
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Workshop Description
Data is now the world’s most valuable resource, and businesses around the world are transforming
themselves to take advantage of this phenomenon. Companies seeking to survive in this era of digital
transformation have realized that in today’s data-driven economy, privacy has become the proxy for
trust. If they allow their customers’ privacy to be breached, then trust in the business relationship is
lost.
In order to strengthen and enhance trust relationships with business partners and
customers,
companies are beginning to View data privacy compliance as a strategic differentiator. Previously,
management’s goal was “zero defects”. With the advent of customer experience, the goal became
“zero defections”. Today, the goal is “zero breaches”.
In this workshop, participants will receive a copy of the “NPC Privacy Toolkit” and will be
guided
through key activities which are critical for complying with Republic Act 10173, the Data Privacy Act
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Workshop Objectives
This learning experience aims to make participants:
aware of one’s obligations under the Data Privacy Act, and the consequences of non—
compliance,
understand what compliance looks like, and how to get started on the journey towards
compliance, and
learn new skills and techniques that are critical toward achieving data privacy compliance, such
as how to do a PlA (Privacy Impact Assessment) and what is needed for NPC registration.
Workshop Methodology
Participants will be guided through workbook exercises and templates contained in the NPC Privacy
Toolkit. After each module, a variety of techniques will be used to maximize understanding,
comprehension, and retention of the knowledge and skills imparted. These may include guided
reflection, case studies, interactive surveys, and group discussions.
Workshop Outline
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(Pillar 4) and information security.
Learning Investment
(includes coffee breaks, lunches, training materials and certificate of attendance)
INTERESTED?
For confirmations and more information, please contact Olivia:
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Complete Address:
Company TIN:
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A. A'lTENDEES
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B. PAYMENT SCHEME
Seminar fees include coffee breaks, lunches, training materials and certificate of
attendance.
For deposit
On the Seminar Date
C. Consent
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