Understanding Patient Confidentiality
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What is the primary condition for which records are treated confidentially?

  • Only those involved in your care or authorized by you can access records. (correct)
  • Access is granted to anyone involved in the healthcare profession.
  • Records can be shared freely if requested in writing.
  • Access is allowed for family members if they request it.
  • Who has the authority to access your confidential records?

  • Any individual who claims to have a professional reason to view the records.
  • Administrative staff in the healthcare facility without specific permission.
  • Any healthcare provider who might need the information.
  • Only those authorized by the patient or involved in their care. (correct)
  • What must occur for a patient's records to be accessed by someone not involved in their care?

  • It must be approved by a board of healthcare professionals.
  • The information must be posted publicly for transparency.
  • Written consent must be provided by the patient. (correct)
  • The patient must be present during the access.
  • What is the implication of treating a patient's records confidentially?

    <p>Confidentiality ensures only authorized access occurs.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role does patient authorization play in the confidentiality of records?

    <p>It allows access to records by anyone the patient specifies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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