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==Question 6== A caller identifies herself as the employer of a hospitalized client and asks when the client will be able to return to work. Which response by the licensed practical nurse is '''best'''? # Provide the anticipated discharge date so the employer can plan. # Explain that no information can be released without the client's written authorization. # Transfer the call to the provider so the provider can answer. # Ask the client's spouse whether it is acceptable to release the information. '''Answer:''' 2. Explain that no information can be released without the client's written authorization. ''Rationale:'' Protected health information may be disclosed only to those with a legitimate need to know for treatment, payment, or health care operations, and an employer does not meet that standard. Even confirming that the client is admitted may be a disclosure. Options 1 and 3 release or route information without authorization. Option 4 seeks permission from a person who has no authority to authorize release on behalf of a competent adult. The correct path is the client's own written authorization.
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