Manitoba Pharmacy Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What is one of the conditions under which a pharmacist can disclose patient's personal health information to another individual?

Upon request from any family member
To a marketing agency for health products
To someone providing care to the individual
For public awareness campaigns

The correct answer is: To someone providing care to the individual

A and B are incorrect because they are not authorized reasons to disclose a patient's personal health information. A pharmacist can only disclose personal health information to a family member with the patient's explicit consent or in certain emergency situations. Marketing agencies are not involved in the care of the patient and therefore do not have a valid reason for obtaining this information. D is also incorrect because public awareness campaigns do not fall under the category of providing care to the individual.