INF1 - B. CONFIDENTIALITY-COVERED Flashcards

1
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what is personal data

A

DoB
address
photograph

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2
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what is special data

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ethnic origin
religion
genetics
biometrics
health data

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3
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what is patient-identifiable info

A

photos
videos

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4
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where is anonymised info used

A

in research

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5
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what type of duty is the duty of confidentiality

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professional and legal
has evolved out of common law

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6
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does confidentiality continue after a patient dies

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yes

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7
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what is the data protection act 2018

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governs the processing of personal data
incorporates GDPR as part of the act
doesn’t apply after death of patient

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8
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what is the human rights act 1998

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right to respect for private and family life

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9
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what is administrative law

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governs actions of public bodies
NHS bodies have limitations and powers
government can provide additional statutory powers

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10
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what is the GPhC standard

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pharmacy professionals must respect and maintain a person’s confidentiality and privacy

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11
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what is the access to health records act 1990

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  • living individuals have rights to access their data under GDPR
  • personal representative of a deceased person
  • anyone with a claim arising out of a patient’s death can claim access
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12
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when can patient identifiable information be accessed

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by healthcare
individuals explicit valid consent
legal requirements
robust public interest

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13
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is anonymous information confidential

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no

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14
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what is the freedom of information act 2000

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gives right to seek information held by public authorities but personal data is exempt

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15
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when can information be disclosed

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  • with valid consent (from patient or representative)
  • ‘need to know’ basis - ie providing direct care (issue with blood test so discuss with HCP)
  • statutory requirement - births, deaths, illnesses, to GPhC
  • in public interest
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16
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what is disclosure in public interest

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  • to prevent and support detection or investigation of a serious crime (domestic violence/sexual abuse)
  • prevent abuse or seriously harm to patient/third party/public
  • to protect children
  • to protect vulnerable adults
17
Q

what is the Caldecott guardian guidance 2021

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  • recommends appointment of a Caldecott guardian in all organisations providing services as part of NHS
  • includes community pharmacists