Health Information Profession

Question 1

All persons have a fundamental right to self-determination.

Answer 1

principle of autonomy

Question 2

All persons are equal as persons and have a right to be treated accordingly.

Answer 2

principle of equality and justice

Question 3

All persons have a duty to advance the good of others where the nature of this good is in keeping with the fundamental and ethically defensible values of the affected party.

Answer 3

principle of beneficence

Question 4

All persons have a duty to prevent harm to other persons insofar as it lies within their power to do so without undue harm to themselves.

Answer 4

principle of non-malificence

Question 5

All rights and duties hold subject to the condition that it is possible to meet them under the circumstances that obtain.

Answer 5

principle of impossibility

Question 6

Whoever has an obligation, has a duty to fulfil that obligation to the best of her or his ability

Answer 6

principle of integrity

Question 7

All persons have a fundamental right to privacy, and hence to control over the collection, storage, access, use, communication, manipulation and disposition of data about themselves.

Answer 7

Principle of Information-Privacy and Disposition

Question 8

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

Answer 8

principle of openess

Question 9

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

Answer 9

principle of security

Question 10

The subject of an electronic record has the right of access to that record and the right to correct the record with respect to its accurateness, completeness and relevance.

Answer 10

principle of access

Question 11

The fundamental right of control over the collection, storage, access, use, manipulation, communication and disposition of personal data 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 other persons.

Answer 11

Principle of Legitimate Infringement

Question 12

Any infringement of the privacy rights of the individual person, and of the individual’s right to control over person-relative data as mandated under Principle 1, may only occur in the least intrusive fashion and with a minimum of interference with the rights of the affected person.

Answer 12

Principle of the Least Intrusive Alternative

Question 13

Any infringement of the privacy rights of the individual person, and of the right to control over person-relative data, must be justified to the affected person in good time and in an appropriate fashion.

Answer 13

principle of accountability

Question 14

quickly gaining momentum within the country and the rest of the ASEAN region.

Answer 14

telemedicine

Question 15

whose objective is to utilize information and communication technologies in the health sector.

Answer 15

eHealth strategic framework and plan for 2014 to 2020`