Privacy vs Confidentiality | HIPAA | IRB Review of Privacy and Confidentiality Protections |
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What is Confidentiality?
Storage of electronic data in the Human Research Box folder or paper records filed in a locked cabinet in a locked office is an example of this type of protection.
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What is a HIPAA Authorization?
An investigator who wishes to gain access to participant charts after they are in enrolled in the research study is required to obtain ________ before they begin collecting PHI. Hint: This language can be found in the Informed Consent Document.
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What is a Privacy Board?
A review body established to act upon requests for a waiver or an alteration of the Authorization requirement under the Privacy Rule for uses and disclosures of PHI for a particular research study. This review body may waive or alter all or part of the Authorization requirements for a specified research project or protocol.
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What is Privacy?
Refers to an individual’s desire to control who has access to their data or identity.
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What is Protected Health Information?
Telephone numbers, e-mail addresses, names, and social security numbers are types of ____ that should be removed from datasets when de-identifying data.
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What is a Waiver of HIPAA Authorization?
An IRB acting as the Privacy Board may grant a _____ given an investigator meet the criteria outlined by the federal regulations (45 CFR 164.501).
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What is Confidentiality?
This pertains to the treatment of information that an individual has disclosed in a relationship of trust. The expectation is that it will not be divulged to others without permission or in ways that are inconsistent with the understanding of the original disclosure.
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What is a waiver of HIPAA Authorization?
An investigator plans on reviewing the medical chart of individuals in a medical clinic to see if they are eligible to be in their study. In order for the investigator to use this method of recruitment, they must first obtain a _______.
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What is Confidentiality?
Ensuring investigators obtain the minimum necessary for data collection is an example of protecting participant ____.
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What is Privacy?
When evaluating for this, the IRB must consider how the investigator will access information from or about participants. For example, an investigator collecting sensitive information from a participant in a busy, open area would violate this.
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What is Privacy Rule?
The ____ establishes the conditions under which protected health information may be used or disclosed by covered entities for research purposes.
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What is Privacy?
An investigator plans on recording participant interviews without their knowledge to gain more honest answers to participants. This is a violation of participant ____.
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