1. De-identified protected health information (PHI) isn’t subject to the final Privacy rule.
2. The final Privacy Rule requires that patients be given notice of PHI Privacy practices and health plans.
3. The Privacy Rule allows sharing PHI with other health care facilities for treatment purposes with authorization from the patient.
4. The Privacy Rule allows sharing PHI with health care operations paying for the care with authorization from the patient.
5. Under the final Privacy Rule, parents are generally the representatives of their minor children.
6. In most cases, the final Privacy Rule requires that only the minimum information necessary to accomplish the purpose of the disclosure be released.
7. Patient data sets may be disclosed without an authorization from the patient, provided the recipient makes certain representations and agreements.
8. PHI may be released for research if approved by an institutional review board or a privacy board.
9. Residents are entitled to an accounting of the use and disclosure of their PHI.
10. Patients can requires that health care providers restrict otherwise permitted the use of PHI.
11. Under the final Privacy Rule, an authorization to release PHI must have an expiration date or expiration event.
1. De-identified protected health information (PHI) isn’t subject to the final _____________ rule. 2. The final...
Section 164.510(b) of the Privacy Rule describes three ways that a provider can determine whether the patient agrees or objects to a disclosure, including: 1. Obtaining the individual's agreement to the disclosure; 2. Providing the individual with a specific opportunity to object to the disclosure, and the individual does not express an objection to the disclosure; and 3. Reasonably inferring from the circumstances, based on the exercise of professional judgment, that the individual does not object to the disclosure. Part...