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Avoid Displaying Patient Names

Published on Wed Jan 15, 2014

Question: What guidelines should our group follow to protect the privacy of patient information in public areas? For example, we keep our charts in a rack visible to visitors who enter our office. The charts show the patient’s name and physician’s name; no testing or code indicators are visible? Answer: You’re definitely on the right track because you aren’t disclosing [...]
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