The Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) – Quiz

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1. What does PHIPA stand for?
- a. Personal Health Intelligence Protection Act, 2003
- b. Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004
- c. People Holding Intellect Properly Accredited, 1990
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2. HIC is an acronym for “Health Information Custodian”
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3. A HIC is an individual or organization who has custody or control of personal health information.
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4. Examples of a custodian include:
- a. Doctor, nurse, dietician, optician, massage therapist, hospital, pharmacy, lab, ambulance service, Canadian Blood Services
- b. A health care practitioner, service provider, evaluator or assessor who is an agent of a custodian
- c. A person who provides treatment solely by spiritual means or by prayer
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5. The purpose of PHIPA is:
- a. PHIPA establishes the rules for the collection, use and disclosure of personal health information
- b. Requirement that custodians treat all personal health information as confidential and keep it secure
- c. To give individuals the right to withhold or withdraw consent to the collection, use or disclosure of personal health information
- c. To give individuals the right to withhold or withdraw consent to the collection, use or disclosure of personal health information
- d. A, B and C
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6. PHIPA gives individuals the right to:
- a. Be informed of the purposes for the collection, use and disclosure of personal health information
- b. Be notified by a custodian if person health information has been stolen, lost or accessed by unauthorized persons
- c. Refuse or give consent to the collection, use or disclosure of personal health information, except in circumstances specified in PHIPA
- d. Complain to the IPC (Information & Privacy Commissioner of Ontario) about a custodian’s refusal to grant a correction request or a custodian’s refusal to give access to all or part of a record of personal health information
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7. Personal Health Information (PHI) is “identifying information” about an individual, whether oral or recorded if the information; relates to the individual’s physical or mental condition, including family medical history; is a plan of service for the individual; relates to payments, or eligibility for health care or for coverage for health care, relates to the donation of any body part or bodily substance…
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8. Does “express consent” have to be obtained from an individual in every situation?
- a. No, consent may be express or implied
- b. Yes, at all times
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9. What conditions give “implied consent”?
- a. The information was received from the individual, the individual’s substitute decision maker or another health information custodian
- b. The information was received for the purpose of providing health care to the individual
- c. The individual has not withheld or withdrawn consent
- d. a,b and c
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10. “Circle of Care” refers to the group of healthcare providers treating a patient who need information to provide that care.
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