Genetic Screening : Healthcare Policy

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Froggy Jumps Genetic Screening : Healthcare PolicyOnline version Canada's genetics basics by Aagnes Victor 1 In Canada, who generally owns newborn screening blood samples after collection? a The hospital b Provincial government / health authority c Parents 2 Which Canadian law protects individuals from genetic discrimination? a Health Privacy and Data Act b Genetic Non-Discrimination Act (GNDA) c Genetic Safety Act 3 Myth or Fact: Genetic tests can always predict whether you will develop a disease. a Cannot be determined b Myth c Fact 4 How long can some provinces store newborn blood samples? a Up to 20+ years b 24 hours c 1 year 5 Which group is a major stakeholder in genetic testing policy? a All of the above b Patients and families c Employers 6 Myth or Fact: Having a genetic mutation means you are guaranteed to pass it to your children. a Myth b Fact c Always 7 What is one concern about broadening newborn screening without parental education? a Parents will misunderstand results b Babies will refuse the test c Hospitals will run out of storage 8 What is a "false positive" in genetic testing? a A test predicting traits b A result showing risk when there is none c An error code 9 Myth or Fact: Insurance companies can legally demand your genetic test results in Canada. a Fact b Myth (GNDA protects against this) c Depends on province 10 Myth or Fact: Your genetic data can reveal health risks even for your family members. a Not known b Myth c Fact

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Genetic Screening : Healthcare PolicyOnline version

Canada's genetics basics

by Aagnes Victor

In Canada, who generally owns newborn screening blood samples after collection?

The hospital

Provincial government / health authority

Parents

Which Canadian law protects individuals from genetic discrimination?

Health Privacy and Data Act

Genetic Non-Discrimination Act (GNDA)

Genetic Safety Act

Myth or Fact: Genetic tests can always predict whether you will develop a disease.

Cannot be determined

Myth

Fact

How long can some provinces store newborn blood samples?

Up to 20+ years

24 hours

1 year

Which group is a major stakeholder in genetic testing policy?

All of the above

Patients and families

Employers

Myth or Fact: Having a genetic mutation means you are guaranteed to pass it to your children.

Myth

Fact

Always

What is one concern about broadening newborn screening without parental education?

Parents will misunderstand results

Babies will refuse the test

Hospitals will run out of storage

What is a "false positive" in genetic testing?

A test predicting traits

A result showing risk when there is none

An error code

Myth or Fact: Insurance companies can legally demand your genetic test results in Canada.

Fact

Myth (GNDA protects against this)

Depends on province

Myth or Fact: Your genetic data can reveal health risks even for your family members.

Not known

Myth

Fact

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Genetic Screening : Healthcare PolicyOnline version

by Aagnes Victor

In Canada, who generally owns newborn screening blood samples after collection?

Which Canadian law protects individuals from genetic discrimination?

Myth or Fact: Genetic tests can always predict whether you will develop a disease.

How long can some provinces store newborn blood samples?

Which group is a major stakeholder in genetic testing policy?

Myth or Fact: Having a genetic mutation means you are guaranteed to pass it to your children.

What is one concern about broadening newborn screening without parental education?

What is a "false positive" in genetic testing?

Myth or Fact: Insurance companies can legally demand your genetic test results in Canada.

Myth or Fact: Your genetic data can reveal health risks even for your family members.

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