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Data Privacy Flashcards

1
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→ official health document of an individual shared among multiple facilities and agencies
→ demographic info, diagnosis, prescriptions, lab tests, contact info, visitation info, allergies, insurance info, family history, etc.

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Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) or Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

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→ hospital discharge data reported to a government agency
→ data that organizations collect about their operations such as status reports on their routine operations

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Administrative Data

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3
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→ billed interactions between insured patients and healthcare systems (inpatient, outpatient, pharmacy, and enrollment)
→ collects information across a wide range of medical professionals
→ comes directly from the notes of physicians as info is recorded at the time of the appointment
→ allows researchers to analyze patients with rare conditions

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Claims Data

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→ tracks a narrow range of key data for chronic conditions
→ uses observational study methods to collect uniform data to evaluate specified outcomes for a population
→ observes the course of the disease and the variations of treatment

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Patient/Disease Registries

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→ conducted to provide prevalence rates of certain diseases
→ includes the measures of risk factors, health behaviors, and non-health determinants or correlations (e.g. socioeconomic status)

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Health Surveys

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→ registry and results database hosted by government agencies or the WHO
→ clinical research data made available only through national or discipline-specific organizations
→ studies new tests and treatments that evaluate their effects on human health outcomes
→ data collected are variables relevant to the research hypotheses

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Clinical Trials Data

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7
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Documents used for study implementation (acronym is CRF)

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Case Report Forms

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→ (acc. to the dictionary)—facts and statistics collected for reference
→ (acc. to philosophy)—things known or assumed as facts which shapes the basis of reasoning
→ (acc. to computing)—quantities, characters, or symbols where operations are performed by a computer that transmits electrical signals to record on various media platforms

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Data

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9
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→ ensures that data are not accessed by unauthorized entities

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Data Security

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10
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HIPAA stands for?

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

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11
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RA 10173

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Data Privacy Act of 2012

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12
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RA 10713 Chapter 1

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General Provisions

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13
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RA 10173 Section 1

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Short Title

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14
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RA 10173 Section 2

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Declaration of Policy

  • the state shall protect the human fundamental right of privacy and communication while ensuring a free flow of information
  • the state recognizes the vital role of information and communications technology in nation-building and ensures that personal info is secured and protected
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15
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RA 10173 Section 3

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Definition of Terms

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16
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Freely given permission evidenced by written, electronic, or recorded means

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Consent

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17
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Race, ethnic origin, marital status, age, color, religion, sex, etc.

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Personal Information

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18
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RA 10173 Section 4

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Scope; applies to to any natural or juridical person involved in information processing

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19
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RA 10173 Section 5

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Journalist Protection

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20
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RA 10173 Section 6

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Extraterritorial Application; countries are obliged to deport foreign criminals running away from their country of origin if found guilty

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21
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RA 10173 Chapter 2

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National Privacy Commission

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22
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RA 10173 Section 7

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Function of the NPC; administer, implement, monitor, and ensure compliance of the country to international standards of data protection

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23
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RA 10173 Section 8

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Confidentiality

24
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RA 10173 Section 9

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Organizational Structure of the Commission

25
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T or F: The NPC is attached to the DICT

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True

26
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DICT stands for?

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Department of Information and Communications Technology

27
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T or F: The DICT Chairman acts as the Privacy Commissioner of the NPC

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True

28
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The current DICT Secretary

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Sec. Gringo Honasan

29
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The three agencies attached to the DICT

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  • NTC
  • NPC
  • CICC
30
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NTC stands for?

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National Telecommunications Commission

31
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CICC stands for?

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Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center

32
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RA 10173 Section 10

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The Secretariat

33
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RA 10173 Chapter 3

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Processing of Personal Information

34
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RA 10173 Section 11

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General Data Privacy Principles

35
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RA 10173 Section 12

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Criteria for Lawful Processing of Personal Information; consent must be given and the information is necessary as supported by the law

36
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RA 10173 Section 13

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Sensitive and Privileged Information; prohibited by law but with the following exceptions:

  • consent is given
  • supported by law (legal purposes)
  • to protect life and health
  • there is lawful and non-commercial objective of public organizations
  • medical treatment
37
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RA 10173 Section 14

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Subcontract of Personal Information (third-party processing)

38
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RA 10173 Section 15

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Extension of Privileged Communication (between doctor and patient)

39
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RA 10173 Chapter 4

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Rights of the Data Subject

40
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RA 10173 Section 16

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Data Subject Rights

41
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RA 10173 Section 17

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Transmissibility of Rights of the Data Subjects

42
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RA 10173 Section 18

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Right to Data Portability

43
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RA 10173 Section 19

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Non-Applicability

44
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RA 10173 Chapter 5

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Security of Personal Information

45
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RA 10173 Section 20

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Personal Information Security

  • accidental or unlawful destruction, alteration, and disclosure
  • accidental loss, human dangers, unlawful access, fraudulent misuse, and contamination
  • level of protection is dependent on the kind of information present
  • monitoring of 3rd party processors
46
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RA 10173 Chapter 6

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Accountability for Transfer of Personal Information

47
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RA 10173 Section 21

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Principle of Accountability; the information controller is responsible and accountable for any personal information under their control or custody—including those transferred to a 3rd party whether domestic or international

48
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RA 10173 Chapter 7

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Security of Sensitive Personal Information in Government

49
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RA 10173 Section 22

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Responsibility of the Heads of Agencies

50
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RA 10173 Section 23

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Requirements relating to Access by Agency Personnel to Sensitive Personal Information

51
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Type of access wherein security clearance is required

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Onsite and Online Access

52
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Type of access approved by the head of the agency but with a limit of 1000 records only with encryptions required

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Offsite Access

53
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RA 10173 Section 24

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Applicability to Government Contractors

54
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International Data Laws:

→ Europe (2016)
→ gives control to the individual over their personal data and to simplify the regulatory environment

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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

55
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International Data Laws:

→ USA (1996)
→ stipulates how healthcare information should be protected from fraud and theft
→ addresses limitations on healthcare insurance coverage

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

HIS Finals (6 decks)

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