According to health insurance probability and accountability act 1996, the personal information of the person should be safegaurded and in electronic gadgets and it should not be leaked out in any situation.
what the system done is entirely wrong, the patient specially mentioned it to send the detalis of his lab report to his personal mobile number. but the officer incharge has sent the detalis to his mother. the mistake was done may be due to mistake or indiscipline but the action should be taken according to the rules. because health related profession is a highly valuble profession.the job should be done according the rules and regulations. the drive off from the rules can lead to severe problems. the person safety and personal information should not be leaked in any cost. the officer should be punished according to the rules.
SCENARIO: You recently graduated from a CAAHEP-accredited medical assisting program and just passed the certi- fication...
PROCEDURE 6-2. APPLY HIPAA RULES ON PRIVACY AND RELEASE OF INFORMATION AND REPORT CARON RELEASE ILLEGAL ACTIVITY IN THE HEALTHCARE SETTING TIVITY IN THE HEA CAAHEP COMPETENCIES: X.P.2., X.P.6. ABI IES COMPETENCIES: 4.b., 4.L TASK: Be aware of HIPAA privacy and release of information rules and apply them in the ambulatory care ce Although not specifically required by HIPAA, practices may want to use a routine patient consent form that methods by which a patient agrees to let the practice...
You are a new graduate of a medical assisting program and have just been hired by an internal medicine practice with seven practitioners. This is a very busy office and you are excited to be working in the clinical area. Since you are new to the practice. you will shadow with Mary Benton, RMA. This morning is particularly busy and you have seen several patients with suspected influenza. After the morning patient session, Mary approaches you and says that you...
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