As you Share your instructions with us, theres a section that allows you to attach as any files. A hospital maintains medical records on all patients treated in the hospital. B. sad. B. EHR is an aggregate of all of the patients health record and EMR is an electronic patient record from each physician and hospital. 1 / 20. It is up to the discretion of the physician whether or not to allow all patients access to their medical records. the physician also has hospital privileges, who owns the medical records generated by both and him and the staff at the practice, the doctrine of professional discretion pertains to medical records keeping, which of the following describes this doctrine in more detail, it is up to the discretion of the physician whether or not to allow all patients access to their medical records, the law that mandated electronic health records and provides the rules for patient access to their records is, Medical records should e kept until the applicable statute of limitations period has elapsed, what is the usual time frame for this period of time, which of the following describes the proper protocol for the release of medical records, when medical records are subpoenaed, the patient should be notified in writing, a medical malpractice case has gone to trial, which of the following types of testimony will prevail, the written documentation in the medical record, in which of the following examples would patient authorization for release of his or her medical record be waived, a physician has an obligation to his or her patient based on trust and confidence, what is the term for this obligation, which of the following information is the federal statute known as the Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Patient Records designed to protect, the doctrine of informed consent is the legal basis for advising patients regarding certain aspects of care, under which of the following is this doctrine usually outlined, which of the following is an example of a patient who usually cannot give informed consent, which of the following aspects of patient care is the most vital factor in the issue of informed consent, which of the following cases decided at the Supreme Court level, legalized abortion, a nurse stops by the scene of an auto accident, she helps a conscious patient to remain calm and provides basic first aid to the patient, the patient later sues the nurse for malpractice, what state law will probably be used in the nurse's defense, which of the following is a result of the promotion of health information technology (HIT) in the medical industry, which of the following is a public health benefit that will occur with expanded use of health information technology (HIT) in the medical industry, early detection of infectious outbreaks around the country, Jennifer notices that a patient is making an intent effort to read information on the computer screen, the information concerns another patient that Jennifer had just talked with, what should she do, immediately switch to the current patient's screen, which of the following is not a nest practice guideline for maintaining confidentiality, a medical clinic does pre-employment physicals for a local employer, the employer pays for the physical exams, who owns the medical record in this case, a patient brings a medical malpractice suit against a hospital, the hospital claims that they have lost the records, what is the likely decision on the part of the court, a default judgment will be issued in favor of the plaintiff, which of the following information is not usually included in the process of the doctrine of informed consent, reputation of the physician performing the procedure, which of the following observations should not be included in a patient's medical record, notes regarding patient's participation in a rally, a subpoena duces tecum is issued for medical records of a patient who is suing the physician for malpractice, which of the following is a guideline for sending this information, offer sworn testimony regarding the record if instructed to do so by the court, which of the following examples would implied consent not be legally appropriate, a patient providing a urine specimen to check for a UTI, a physician stops to aid the driver of a truck that overturned of the side of the road, which of the following action may negate the immunity that would otherwise be provided by the Good Samaritan Act, billing for services delivered at the site of the accident, the person in charge of medical records for a physician's office is preparing to release medical records requested by an insurance company, which of the following is a recommended guideline for this procedure, include the patient's name, address, and date of birth on the authorization.