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According to Canadian privacy legislation (e.g., PHIPA in Ontario), what is required before a pharmacist can share a patient's personal health information with a family member?

Express consent from the patient or their substitute decision-maker is generally required to share personal health information with family members, upholding pr

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Question: According to Canadian privacy legislation (e.g., PHIPA in Ontario), what is required before a pharmacist can share a patient's personal health information with a family member?

Answer options:

  • The family member must be present during counseling
  • The information is deemed necessary for the patient's care ✅ Express consent from the patient or their substitute decision-maker
  • The family member provides photo identification

Correct answer: Express consent from the patient or their substitute decision-maker

Explanation: Express consent from the patient or their substitute decision-maker is generally required to share personal health information with family members, upholding privacy principles.

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