Ontario Psych JEE Practice Questions - Jurisprudence and Ethics Examination for Psychology (Ontario) Exam - Ontario Psych JEE Practice Questions - Jurisprudence and Ethics Examination for Psychology (Ontario) Exam

Question 1

Under Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA), a psychologist who is a health information custodian must generally obtain what before disclosing a client's personal health information to a third party?

A court order in every case, including for continuity of care Verbal permission from any family member who accompanies the client Consent from the client or a substitute decision-maker, unless a legal exception applies Written approval from the College Registrar before every disclosure

Correct Answer:

Consent from the client or a substitute decision-maker, unless a legal exception applies

Question 2

A client discloses during therapy that they intend to seriously harm an identified person and the psychologist judges the risk to be imminent. Which action best reflects Ontario jurisprudence and professional standards?

Keep the information confidential forever because therapy privilege is absolute Disclose only to the client's employer so workplace safety can be managed privately Use professional judgment to take protective steps permitted by PHIPA and ethics, which may include disclosing limited information to police and/or the intended victim when reasonably necessary to reduce a significant risk of serious bodily harm Wait until the client actually commits a crime before contacting anyone

Correct Answer:

Use professional judgment to take protective steps permitted by PHIPA and ethics, which may include disclosing limited information to police and/or the intended victim when reasonably necessary to reduce a significant risk of serious bodily harm

Question 3

Under the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017 (CYFSA), when a psychologist has reasonable grounds to suspect a child is in need of protection, the psychologist must:

File a sealed report with the College instead of a children's aid society Wait until absolute proof of abuse is obtained before reporting Discuss the suspicion with the parent first and report only if the parent refuses services Promptly report the suspicion and the information on which it is based to a children's aid society

Correct Answer:

Promptly report the suspicion and the information on which it is based to a children's aid society

Question 4

A psychologist learns, in the course of practice, that a physician has sexually abused a patient. Under the RHPA Health Professions Procedural Code, the psychologist generally must:

Advise the patient to handle it privately and take no further action File a mandatory written report with the Registrar of the physician's College when the duty is triggered Post the physician's name on social media to warn the public immediately Report only if the patient provides a signed affidavit and pays a filing fee

Correct Answer:

File a mandatory written report with the Registrar of the physician's College when the duty is triggered

Question 5

When filing an RHPA mandatory report of sexual abuse by another regulated health professional, which statement about naming the patient is most accurate?

The patient's name is generally included only with the patient's written consent, subject to the Code's reporting rules The patient's name may never be disclosed to the College under any circumstances Only initials may ever be used, and full names are permanently prohibited by PHIPA The patient's name must always be included in every report without exception

Correct Answer:

The patient's name is generally included only with the patient's written consent, subject to the Code's reporting rules

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