Medicine, 20.09.2020 08:01, destanie1030
Healthcare professionals must respect that is one of the core ethics of the profession; it gives patients the confidence to share their health information to get proper treatment.
This principle is reinforced by the part of HIPAA that specifically deals with sharing patient information, such as .
When patient records are stored electronically, they require to ensure that those records are protected and secured.
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