What is privacy?

• Being watched by other people

• Being alone and not watched by other people

• Being physically alone

• Being alone and not watched through information about ourselves

What does privacy protect?

• Our dignity and values

• Our physical body

• Our personal communications

• Our thoughts and feelings

Which category of privacy-related issues refers to aspects of the human body?

• The physical person

• Behaviour and action

• Personal communications

• Data and Image

Which category of privacy-related issues includes information about a person's lifestyle?

• The physical person

• Behaviour and action

• Personal communications

• Data and Image

What does the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) ensure?

• Proper treatment of personal data

• Proper storage of personal data

• Proper access to personal data

• Proper deletion of personal data

What is the purpose of obtaining personal data?

• To use it for any purpose

• To use it for specified, explicit and legitimate purposes

• To use it for advertising purposes

• To use it for data analysis purposes

What does it mean for personal data to be accurate?

• It must be kept up to date

• It must be obtained lawfully

• It must be processed in a transparent manner

• It must be limited to what is necessary

What is the right of an individual regarding their personal data?

• The right to be forgotten

• The right to access any data held on them

• The right to transfer data to other countries

• The right to keep data in a format that identifies them

What is the responsibility of an organization regarding personal data security?

• To ensure appropriate security measures

• To ensure data is processed lawfully

• To ensure data is accurate and up to date

• To ensure data is limited to what is necessary

What does the digitization of patient information provide?

• Enormous benefits

• Privacy violation

• Increased risk of data loss

• Decreased efficiency in healthcare