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Of the following, which gives patients the right to withhold information about privately funded health treatments from health insurance providers. Privacy Rule
A patient finds that some hospital employees were given unauthorized access to their medical records. This is not a breach of confidentiality since the employee works for the hospital. FALSE
HIPAA has shaped the major structural aspects of cancer reporting across the United States. FALSE
What requires safeguards to PHI and sets limits and conditions on the uses and disclosures of PHI without authorization? Privacy rule
A registrar who performs abstracting and reporting for a facility as an independent contractor is considered a: Business associate
The act that is part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) is: HITECH
A central registry that performs abstracting on behalf of a reporting facility to facilitate cancer reporting is doing so as a: Business associate
Which of the following is considered derivative work product and not typically subject to discovery (subpoena)? Cancer registry abstract
Of the following, which specifies safeguards that covered entities and their business associates must implement to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic protected health information? Security rule
One of the first federal laws to provide specific, statutory protection for patient privacy is: FERPA
The scrambling of protected data both of stored information and transmitted information that can only be viewed after the using an appropriate key is called: Encryption
A central cancer registry operating under a state statute interacts with a reporting facility based on its: Statutory authority
Violating the NCRA Professional Practice Code of Ethics can result in: Ineligibility to be nominated for or elected to an association office Suspension of NCRA membership Revocation of ODS credential All the above
This group is responsible for enforcing both the Privacy Rule and Security Rule. Office of civil rights OCR
Which federal law impacts the work of cancer registrars in their everyday work and governs how protected health information may be used, by whom, and for what purpose. HIPAA
The HIPAA Security Rule outlines the security safeguards for administrative, physical, and technical categories. TRUE
Cancer reporting to registries is considered a: Public health activity
The legal responsibility of a person that involves the avoidance of behavior, as well as errors or omissions in one’s conduct, that could foreseeably cause harm to the person or to others is: Duty of care
Generally, the performance of an audit by a central cancer registry operating under a state mandate does not involve a relationship between a covered entity and a business associate of that entity. TRUE
The consequences for a cancer registrar not complying with employer, state, and federal regulations regarding legal and ethical responsibilities may include: Personal liability Release from employment Loss of Oncology Data Specialist (ODS) credential All of the above
The HIPAA Privacy Rule does not allow for public-health activities. FALSE
Which federal law protects consumers of financial institutions from unknown or deceptive use of their federal personal financial information and opportunity to opt out of certain disclosure practices? Gramm-Leach-Biley Act of 1999
If a health care organization fails to perform its duty of care, the patient may seek legal compensation based on: Civil negligence
Safeguards that covered entities and their business associates must implement to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and available electronic PHI are: Security Rules
A central registry that has an obligation to collect data from sources that may otherwise fail to report cancer cases in a timely, complete, and/or accurate manner is doing so as a: Statutory Authority
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