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1. www.infoway-inforoute.ca › en › patients-familiesGet Familiar with Health Data | Canada Health Infoway

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   On this page, you can learn about laws that protect your health data, processes to request access or corrections to your personal health information (PHI) and browse answers to some of the most common questions about PHI.

2. www.ipc.on.ca › en › health-organizationsCollection | Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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   As a general rule, you need consent to collect an individual’s personal health information. There are some circumstances, under PHIPA, where you can collect it without consent.

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4. www.ahajournals.org › doi › 10Principles for Health Information Collection, Sharing, and ...

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   Aug 30, 2023 · Data-sharing principles are therefore necessary across a wide swath of entities, including parties who collect health information, nongovernmental agencies (NGOs), funders, researchers, patients, legislatures, commercial companies, and regulatory departments and agencies.

5. www.ipc.on.ca › en › health-individualsConsent and your personal health information

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   The general rule is that a health information custodian (“custodian”) needs to obtain your consent for the collection, use or disclosure of personal health information. Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act () consent must generally satisfy the following conditions: must be your consent or the consent of your substitute ...

6. www.canada.ca › en › public-healthWorking with partners to modernize public health data

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   Under the Working Together plan, governments commit to improving how health data is collected, shared, used and reported to: manage public health emergencies. improve people's access to their own health data. support greater transparency on the results of health care improvements.

7. hbr.org › 2022 › 09How to Use Digital Health Data to Improve Outcomes

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   Sep 12, 2022 · The amount of health information generated by digital tools is rapidly growing. It can and should be used to improve the quality of health care. This article makes the case and explains...

8. People also ask

   Who should I collect personal health information from?

   • With limited exceptions, you must collect personal health information directly from the individual about whom the information relates.

   Collection | Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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   Do I need consent to collect personal health information?

   • As a general rule, you need consent to collect an individual’s personal health information. There are some circumstances, under PHIPA, where you can collect it without consent.

   Collection | Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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   When can I collect personal health information about an individual?

   • You can collect personal health information about an individual directly from that individual, even if he or she is incapable of consenting, if you need the information for the provision of health care and it is not possible to obtain consent in a timely manner.

   Collection | Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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   Why do we need health information?

   • you need the information to provide health care to an individual and it isn’t possible to collect accurate and complete information directly from that individual. the information is necessary for providing health care to an individual and you cannot get it from that individual in a timely manner.

   Collection | Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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   Can PHIPA collect personal health information directly?

   • As noted above, you can generally only collect personal health information directly. However, in some circumstances, PHIPA permits you to collect personal health information indirectly. you need the information to provide health care to an individual and it isn’t possible to collect accurate and complete information directly from that individual.

   Collection | Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario

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   Can a physician disclose my personal health information?

   • For example, when you consent to a physician issuing a prescription, it may be reasonable for the physician to conclude that you have given implied consent to the disclosure of your personal health information for the purposes of filling a prescription.

   Consent and your personal health information

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9. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › books › NBK551878Chapter 4 Obtaining Data From Electronic Health Records

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   There is growing interest in using data captured in electronic health records (EHRs) for patient registries. Both EHRs and patient registries capture and use patient-level clinical information, but conceptually, they are designed for different purposes.