HIS LESSON 12 PART 2

Question 1

The idea of either allowing individuals to make their own decisions in response to a particular societal contact or being free from external influence or control.

Answer 1

autonomy

Question 2

There must be safeguards against excessive personal data collection

Answer 2

guard against excess

Question 3

To do no harm

Answer 3

non-maleficence

Question 4

information obtained by the healthcare professional must not be shared UNLESS there is reason to believe that is in the best interest of the patient.

Answer 4

right to privacy

Question 5

Means simply to do good

Answer 5

beneficence

Question 6

Relates to how stored data is protected

Answer 6

non-maleficence

Question 7

Relates mostly to used storage data

Answer 7

beneficence

Question 8

Ensure data are kept current and accurate

Answer 8

integrity of data

Question 9

Ethical responsibilities to the employers and wider community regarding data protection and maintaining professional standard.

Answer 9

wider responsibility

Question 10

Subset of medical ethics

Answer 10

health informatics ethics

Question 11

Awareness of the laws that apply

Answer 11

laws

Question 12

When necessary (i.e., further research, temporary of permanent storage, data, transmission)

Answer 12

sharing data

Question 13

Responsibility and accountability is perpetually held

Answer 13

non-transferability

Question 14

Beneficial to the patient and provides no harm to the patient

Answer 14

Principles of Beneficence and Non-Maleficence

Question 15

is considered to be complete only when the patient is informed

Answer 15

patient awareness

Question 16

Generally, the patient should be aware of what is to happen

Answer 16

informed consent

Question 17

the medical world we still have the responsibility to tell them in a ___________ as to what is about to happen.

Answer 17

straightforward manner

Question 18

what are the crucial aspect of informed consent?

Answer 18

1. Competence of the subject to consent
2. Disclosure of information
3. The subjects understanding of the information being
   disclosed
4. Volition or choice in consent
5. Authorization of consent

Question 19

If you don’t tell them what’s about to happen then patient awareness is not considered to be ________.

Answer 19

complete

Question 20

Data cannot be presented in such a way that it presents a false or inaccurate picture of reality or is design to mislead either. Aside from being current (up-to-date), accurate, and correct it should be clear and straightforward also.

Answer 20

integrity of data

Question 21

Prevent unauthorized access to it

Answer 21

security of data

Question 22

Should not impede the patient’s right to access that data

Answer 22

security of data