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What is a consumer report containing Medical Records under the guidelines of the Fair Credit Reporting Act called?
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The HIPAA Act, was enacted by Congress to insure privacy protection of medical records. Medical information can be given out, only with written permission of the person. This however, does not mean that any collection process, judgment, etc. by a hospital, doctor, agency, and so on, cannot be included in the CR.
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What is cpt code?
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Information about medical malpractice can be aquired from consumer protection agencys like the avma and others. You can also find information on websites containing doctor reviews and ratings.
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Descriptive term What are reporting medical codes and procedures called?
manual cantaining a list descriptive terms and identifying codes used in reporting medical codes and procedures are called?
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unrestricted reporting
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