GDPR

What legislation did GDPR 2018 replace?

• The Data Protection Act

• The Privacy Act

• The Information Security Act

• The Cybersecurity Act

What is the main aim of GDPR?

• To protect the data of individuals and ensure data remains private and secure

• To increase data sharing among companies

• To reduce data storage costs

• To promote data transparency

What are the potential fines for non-compliance with GDPR?

• €20 million or 4% of annual turnover, whichever is greater

• €10 million or 2% of annual turnover, whichever is greater

• €5 million or 1% of annual turnover, whichever is greater

• €15 million or 3% of annual turnover, whichever is greater

What is personal data?

• Information about a person stored by companies that could lead to their identity

• A type of data that is always anonymous

• Data that is only used for marketing purposes

• Information that is never shared with third parties

Which of the following is an example of sensitive personal data?

• Name

• Address

• Race or ethnic origin

• Phone number

What does Personally Identifiable Information (PII) include?

• Only names and phone numbers

• Social security number, maiden name, passport number

• General demographic information

• Anonymous survey responses

Under what condition can confidentiality be broken according to the document?

• When the client gives consent

• When the information is of public interest

• When the information is not important

• When the client is not available

Which organization must be informed if there is a public interest issue like Tb in cattle?

• WHO

• CDC

• DEFRA

• FDA

In a veterinary situation, what must a client do to have data stored with information about the patient?

• Give consent

• Pay a fee

• Sign a waiver

• Provide identification

What is required from a client if a practice has a special offer, such as a dental offer?

• No action needed

• Consent to receive the offer

• Immediate payment

• Referral from another client