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In recent discussions about electronic communications and HIPAA, the focus has been on how emails and texts can be used in patient interactions. Previous sessions covered the allowed use of emails with patients and the implications of texting under HIPAA. This week, the topic shifts to the importance of including electronic communications in a patient’s medical record if they pertain to the patient's care, diagnosis, or condition. It is crucial to differentiate that not every communication, such as those about appointment scheduling, needs to be documented in the medical record. Overall, only communications related to medical care should be included as part of the patient's documentation.