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Week 3 - Governance of Digital Health

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of health data governance?

a)

To increase the number of digital health applications

b)

To ensure data quality, security, privacy, and ethical use

c)

To replace manual health reporting

d)

To collect as much data as possible

2.

Which framework provides global guidance on health data governance?

a)

UNICEF Child Data Charter

b)

WHO Health Data Governance Framework (2021)

c)

UNDP Digital Public Goods Guide

d)

World Bank Data Use Protocol

3.

What was a major governance weakness in Indonesia before SATUSEHAT?

a)

Too many trained data stewards

b)

Over-standardisation of data

c)

No unified patient ID, causing fragmented records

d)

Excessive interoperability across systems

4.

What is data stewardship?

a)

Ownership of digital devices

b)

Responsibility for managing and protecting data

c)

Designing mobile applications

d)

Approving health facility budgets

5.

Which interoperability standard is mandatory for SATUSEHAT?

a)

HL7 v2

b)

ISO 27001

c)

HL7 FHIR

d)

ICD-9

6.

What is one key lesson from Estonia’s digital governance model?

a)

Start by digitising hospitals first

b)

Governance must precede technology

c)

Avoid national identity systems

d)

Allow vendors to define their own standards

7.

What data governance model does the UK NHS primarily adopt?

a)

Fully centralised architecture

b)

Vendor-led governance

c)

Federated governance with strong privacy controls

d)

No governance model

8.

Why is data quality a governance issue?

a)

Because governance defines the rules that ensure data accuracy and consistency

b)

Because only technology determines quality

c)

Because data quality checks are optional

d)

Because quality does not affect decision-making

9.

What is the role of a Caldicott Guardian in the UK NHS?

a)

Managing hospital finances

b)

Overseeing privacy and lawful use of patient data

c)

Supervising clinical service delivery and workforce performance

d)

Approving medical treatments and clinical guidelines

10.

What is 'data minimisation' in privacy governance?

a)

Collecting as much data as possible for AI development

b)

Using randomised data collection

c)

Collecting only data necessary for a specific purpose

d)

Eliminating all patient identifiers

11.

How does SATUSEHAT enforce vendor compliance?

a)

Allowing vendors to choose any data format

b)

Setting voluntary guidelines

c)

Mandatory FHIR mapping, API validation, and audit logs

d)

Requiring manual data entry

12.

What makes health data a strategic national asset?

a)

It can replace healthcare workers

b)

It supports planning, forecasting, outbreak detection, and research

c)

It reduces the need for governance

d)

It is stored in a single database