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Analyze how the law protecting health information has impacted access to healthcare information?
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Analyze how the law protecting health information has impacted access to healthcare information?
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The health privacy act has created a close to impossible situation for individuals to obtain their records in a timely manner. The health privacy act was created with the intentions of making all health records confidential. Before the act, almost anyone could act as another person and obtain his or her confidential health data. Because of the act, many forms must be ...

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