Matching
Match the following terms with their descriptions.
Premises:
The right to withdraw consent or approval for a previously agreed on or approved procedure.
Patient information that is protected by HIPAA legislation.
A change to the original document.
The listing of the identity of those to whom certain protected health information has been disclosed.
When patient information is given to someone else.
The patient's right to discuss his or her concerns about privacy violations.
A notice, written in clear and simple language, summarizing a facility's privacy policies and the conditions for use or disclosure of patient health information.
A specific portion of the patient's health information, consisting of medical records, reimbursement and payer information, and other information used to make health care decisions, all of which may be accessed by the patient under HIPAA provisions.
Responses:
Right to revoke
Designated record set
Right to complain
Accounting of disclosures
Personal health record
Notice of privacy practices
Disclosure
Amendment
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
The right to withdraw consent or approval for a previously agreed on or approved procedure.
Patient information that is protected by HIPAA legislation.
A change to the original document.
The listing of the identity of those to whom certain protected health information has been disclosed.
When patient information is given to someone else.
The patient's right to discuss his or her concerns about privacy violations.
A notice, written in clear and simple language, summarizing a facility's privacy policies and the conditions for use or disclosure of patient health information.
A specific portion of the patient's health information, consisting of medical records, reimbursement and payer information, and other information used to make health care decisions, all of which may be accessed by the patient under HIPAA provisions.
Premises:
The right to withdraw consent or approval for a previously agreed on or approved procedure.
Patient information that is protected by HIPAA legislation.
A change to the original document.
The listing of the identity of those to whom certain protected health information has been disclosed.
When patient information is given to someone else.
The patient's right to discuss his or her concerns about privacy violations.
A notice, written in clear and simple language, summarizing a facility's privacy policies and the conditions for use or disclosure of patient health information.
A specific portion of the patient's health information, consisting of medical records, reimbursement and payer information, and other information used to make health care decisions, all of which may be accessed by the patient under HIPAA provisions.
Responses:
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