tions. These areas are: • the child’s state of health, including physical, emotional and mental health 15 NHS organisations and local authorities should have in place information sharing protocols that reflect the HMG guidance Information sharing: guidance for practitioners and managers. The Health and Social Care Information Centre brings together helpful resources and guidance on information governance. 16 Regulation 33(1) of the Care Planning, Placement and Case Review (England) Regulations 2010. 18 • the child’s health history including, as far as practicable, his or her family’s health history • the effect of the child’s health history on his or her development • existing arrangements for the child’s health and dental care appropriate to their needs, which must include • routine checks of the child’s general state of health, including dental health • treatment and monitoring for identified health (including physical, emotional and mental health) or dental care needs • preventive measures such as vaccination and immunisation17 • screening for defects of vision or hearing • advice and guidance on promoting health and effective personal care • any planned changes to the arrangements • the role of the appropriate person, such as a foster carer, residential social worker, school nurse or teacher, and of any other person who cares for the child in promoting his or her health. 43. CCGs, NHS England and NHS service providers have a duty to comply with requests from local authorities in support of their statutory requirements.18 Where a looked-after child is placed out of area, the receiving CCG is expected to cooperate with requests to undertake health assessments on behalf of the originating CCG. For guidance on who pays for assessments, see the section in this guidance o