Questions and Answers
What is the primary purpose of preserving anonymity, confidentiality, and privacy in health information?
To ensure safe and compassionate nursing practice
Why is maintaining patient trust important in the context of preserving health information?
To ensure patients feel secure and respected in their interactions with healthcare providers
Who is responsible for protecting the integrity and availability of electronic health information?
Healthcare providers and the entire clinical team
What boundaries must nurses understand to protect patients' rights in healthcare?
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Why is limiting public access to sensitive information necessary?
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What is the significance of preventing improper use of patients' information for financial gain?
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What should policies and procedures aim to prevent according to the text?
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Which right is NOT listed as one of the entitlements of the data subject in the text?
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What should nurses do to prevent a data breach according to the Nurse’s Guidelines mentioned in the text?
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What is Netiquette a code of according to the text?
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What should nurses avoid doing regarding patient information?
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What should be sought if a nurse is unsure about disclosing a patient's information?
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What is the purpose of the Data Privacy Act of the Philippines?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the seven principles of data privacy?
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What is the main difference between privacy and confidentiality?
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Which of the following elements should be included in a copyright notice?
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As a nurse, what should be your primary concern when handling patient data?
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What is the primary responsibility of the National Privacy Commission established by the Data Privacy Act?
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Study Notes
- Policies and procedures should be established to prevent the mechanical destruction of files and equipment.
- Data processing rooms and workstations handling personal data should be secured against natural disasters, power disturbances, and unauthorized access.
- The Data Privacy Act provides rights to data subjects including informed consent, objection, access, rectification, erasure, and blocking.
- Nurses in practice should maintain patient confidentiality by not sharing information outside of care, seeking guidance when unsure, knowing the hospital's privacy manual, obtaining consent for information sharing, and following netiquette guidelines.
- The Data Privacy Act (Republic Act No. 10173) protects private, personal, and sensitive information in both government and private sectors to balance privacy protection with information flow for innovation and growth.
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