ETHICS, PRIVACY, AND SECURITY

Question 1

Application of the principles
of ethics to the domain of
health informatics

Answer 1

Health informatics ethics

Question 2

Defined as either allowing individuals to make their own decisions in response to a particular societal context, or as the idea that no one human person does not have the authority nor should have power over another human person

Answer 2

autonomy

Question 3

Defined as “do good” and “do no harm”, respectively

Answer 3

Beneficence and Non-maleficence

Question 4

Conduction of groundbreaking biomedical

and public health research

Answer 4

principle of beneficence in health informatics

Question 5

• Temporary Outage
• Total System Failure
• Data Security

these are under what principle in health informatics?

Answer 5

principle of non-maleficence in health informatics

Question 6

the control over the collection, storage, access, use, communication, manipulation,
linkage and disposition of data
about themselves

Answer 6

Principle of Information-Privacy

and Disposition

Question 7

The collection, storage, access,
use, communication,
manipulation, linkage and
disposition of personal data
must be disclosed in an
appropriate and timely fashion
to the subject or subjects of
those data

Answer 7

• Principle of Openness

Question 8

Data that have been legitimately
collected about persons or groups of
persons should be protected by
all reasonable and appropriate
measures against loss degradation,
unauthorized destruction, access,
use, manipulation, linkage,
modification or communication

Answer 8

Principle of Security

Question 9

The subjects of electronic health
records have the right of access to
those records and the right to
correct them with respect to its
accurateness, completeness and
relevance.

Answer 9

Principle of Access

Question 10

The fundamental right of privacy and
of control is conditioned only by the
legitimate, appropriate and
relevant data-needs of a free,
responsible and democratic society,
and by the equal and competing
rights of others

Answer 10

Principle of Legitimate

Infringement

Question 11

Any infringement of the privacy
rights of a person or group of
persons, and of their right of control
over data about them, may only
occur in the least intrusive fashion
and with a minimum of interference
with the rights of the affected
parties.

Answer 11

Principle of the Least Intrusive

Alternative

Question 12

Any infringement of the privacy
rights of a person or group of
persons, and of the right to control
over data about them, must be
justified to the latter in good time
and in an appropriate fashion.

Answer 12

Principle of Accountability

Question 13

__________ generally applies to

individuals and their aversion to eavesdropping

Answer 13

privacy

Question 14

_____________ is more closely related to unintended disclosure of information

Answer 14

Confidentiality

Question 15

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ are
widely regarded as rights of all
people which merits respect
without need to be earned,
argued, or defended

Answer 15

Privacy and confidentiality

Question 16

identify the key function:

ensuring that accurate and up-to-date information is available when needed at
appropriate places;

Answer 16

availability

Question 17

identify the key function:

helping to ensure that health care providers are responsible for their access to and use of information, based on a legitimate need and right to know;

Answer 17

accountability

Question 18

what key function:

knowing and controlling the boundaries of trusted access to the information system, both physically and logically;

Answer 18

Perimeter identification

Question 19

what key function

enabling access for health care providers only to information essential to the performance of their jobs and limiting the real or perceived temptation to access information beyond a legitimate need; and

Answer 19

controlling access

Question 20

ensuring that record owners, data stewards, and patients understand and have effective
control over appropriate aspects of
information privacy and access

Answer 20

comprehensibility and control

Question 21

Aim “to protect the fundamental human right of privacy, of communication while ensuring free flow of information to promote innovation and growth.” (Republic Act. No. 10173, Ch. 1, Sec. 2)

Answer 21

data privacy act of 2012