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Week 10 Informatics

Week 10 Informatics Ethical Use of Patient Information

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Which are the base constructs of ethics? - Justice - Autonomy - Beneficence
What best describes requirements for privacy and confidentiality? Maintaining the integrity of patient information
Which provisions of the ANA Code of Conduct can be associated with patient data safety? Provision 1, Provision 3, and Provision 6
Which are the basic premises guiding research? - The Belmont Report - The Nuremburg Code - The Declaration of Helsinki
Match the research principal with its description. - Do good, keep the individuals welfare in mind - Treat persons equitably and fairly - Able to think, decide, and act independently - Beneficence - Justice- Autonomy
Which is a key attribute of a Certificate of Confidentiality? Protection of privacy in clinical research
Which describes how ethics is involved with electronic health records? - Maintenance of patient privacy - Provision of consent for health care procedures- Provision of aggregate data to help public and population health
How does the ANA code of conduct reflect on data privacy and confidentiality? Relationship of trust between provider and patient to do no harm.
Autonomy requires which of the following? Respect for personal views and values
Which are examples of beneficence with respect to research? Risk reduction - Focus on patient interest; do no harm - Altruistic research for the good of all.
Which are key attributes of the Belmont Report? - Being fair and just - Valuing individuals - Doing good for others
Which are components of the HIPAA Privacy Rule? - Patient privacy assurance - Establishment of personal health information integrity - Allowance of protected health information use for insurance payments.
Created by: Brandi Sizemore
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