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The names are already in the patient info....sm - My 2 cents worth

Posted: Nov 29th, 2019 - 5:17 am In Reply to: HIPAA rules. I have gotten to where I do not transcribe even the - sm

so when clients request it be omitted if dictated in reports ..... well....duh - it's already there.

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HIPAA rules. I have gotten to where I do not transcribe even the - sm (Views: 759, 2019-11-27, 2:17 pm)
- My account specs (all 5 accounts) state that all - names are to be (Views: 617, 2019-11-27, 2:43 pm)
  - I'm not allowed to put the patient's name in the body of my reports - sm (Views: 694, 2019-11-27, 2:48 pm)
    - I get that. If you can't use the patient's name - it would make sense (Views: 443, 2019-11-27, 2:51 pm)
      - I know, right. It sure would make life easier. - nm (Views: 572, 2019-11-27, 3:21 pm)
- Whoever signs the paycheck makes the rules! - SM (Views: 469, 2019-11-27, 5:20 pm)
  - HIPAA - Rules (Views: 597, 2019-11-27, 6:51 pm)
    - Rules - me (Views: 382, 2019-11-28, 10:20 am)
- The names are already in the patient info....sm - My 2 cents worth
- HIPAA laws do not expressly ban names in - body of reports BUT (Views: 584, 2019-11-30, 8:26 am)