Decision diagrams

The legal decisions the exam scores hardest, as questions you answer one at a time. Pick one below: each branch names the law that decides it, each ending says what to do and what to write down, and each diagram has three practice cases to run.

A client asks for their record
Step through a request to see, copy, correct or delete a clinical record and find what PHIPA and CRPO require: the response, the clock, the narrow refusals, the fee, and how long the record must be kept.
3 practice cases
Consent to treatment, capacity and substitute decisions
Step through a proposed treatment and find whose consent you need, what makes it valid, who decides when the client cannot, and how they must decide, with the provision that governs each step.
3 practice cases
Duty to report, and the limits of confidentiality
Step through what has come to your attention and find what the law requires, permits or forbids, with the provision that governs each step.
3 practice cases

Decision diagrams

A client asks for their record

Consent to treatment, capacity and substitute decisions

Duty to report, and the limits of confidentiality