"During my time at University, I learned a lot about protecting patient information. If I were to use a laptop in my future role, I would ensure that I kept it locked when not in use and use a password that could not be easily guessed. If I were in the office, I would make sure that all patient files were properly stored in a locked area of my desk or file cabinet, and if I were making phone calls with private information, I would ensure that others could not overhear."

"I do a lot of zoom sessions, so I always make sure that I send the meeting invitations with a passcode to reduce the risk of someone else accessing our meeting. If we're in the office, I ensure that my door is closed and that all patient files are stored appropriately and kept from public view. Lastly, I only share patient information with those authorized, whether that be family and friends or other healthcare professionals."