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B1
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The data collector was a provincial ministry of health or agency rather than a municipal public health unit
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4.4
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1.3
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B2
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The data collector is Health Canada/Public Health Agency of Canada rather than a municipal public health unit
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4.6
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1.4
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B3
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The data will be linked with other administrative and clinical databases by the public health unit
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4.2
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1.4
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B4
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The disclosure of the data to the public health unit has been approved by a research ethics board
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5.8
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1.3
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B5
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The data will be appropriately de-identified before it is sent to the public health unit
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5.8
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1.6
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B6
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A commitment is made by the data collector not to share the data with any other third party
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6
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1.4
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B7
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The disclosure of the data to the public health unit is mandated by law
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6.4
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1.2
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B8
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The disclosure of the data is for a limited duration and will cease afterwards
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5.7
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1.3
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B9
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The public health unit informs the public (e.g., through their web site or newspaper advertisements) that this type of information will be collected from their family physician
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5.1
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1.5
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B10
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The disclosure of the information has been cleared/approved by the provincial college of physicians and surgeons
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5.8
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1.4
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B11
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The disclosure of the information is endorsed/supported by the CFPC and/or the provincial college of family physicians
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5.8
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1.4
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B12
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The public health unit will provide regular custom feedback reports to your practice about disease activity in your area and patient risk
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5.7
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1.2
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B13
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The data will be used for research purposes by the public health unit collecting the data (rather than just for public health surveillance)
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5
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1.4
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B14
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The disease being monitored is different (i.e., it is not influenza but say an STD or a chronic disease)
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4.3
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1.3
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