Custodians: Protecting your personal health information

Today, more and more of our health care happens online.

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Jul

14

2026

Finding health resources easily with 211 PEI

If you're unsure which services and resources are available to you or don’t know where to start, United Way's 211 PEI database is here to help.

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Dec

16

2025

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Collecting and using health data

Your health data isn’t just numbers—it’s a tool used to support care delivery.

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Dec

15

2025

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Understanding Consent and Health Information

Consent—giving permission for something to happen—is an important part of collecting and sharing health data.

Knowledgeable consent is required by law and means you understand what’s happening to your personal health information and for what purposes, and you agree to it. If you’re unsure, speak up and ask questions. Good care starts with clear communication.

Here are two different types of consent that are used when it comes to your personal health data and information.

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Oct

01

2025

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What is Reliable Health Information? Here are some tips to know who and what to trust online.

Have you ever read an online article or watched a video on YouTube, Facebook, or TikTok about a health-related topic, wondering if the advice given was legitimate? Perhaps it recommended the amount of protein to consume daily or a home remedy for a specific skin rash on your leg. Maybe you listened to a podcast questioning the importance of sunscreen, or a 30-second video showing a stretch that supposedly could relieve pain in your left hip.