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How to Send Detailed Medical Consent via Email

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welcome to our demonstration on going over informed consent with clients and so as part of your your studies some of the textbooks discuss the importance of reviewing informed consent and some of the key elements of that for an ethical relationship building a therapeutic alliance and so today we want to demonstrate kind of how that takes place the difficulty I think that professor Myrna and I have is most therapists do a little bit differently mostly the same content but they probably approach it differently so were gonna actually give you two examples of that here today those which you might choose to follow one or the other or certainly as your own developing professional identity youll create sort of your own approach but um were gonna go ahead and give you two options here so so welcome hello miss Marie a good to have you here today we had talked on the phone I think last Wednesday and schedule disappointments a day and if you recall I said that this appointment you would come

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The answer is yes; you can email medical records securely, but only when the email itself is HIPAA compliant.
HIPAA rules state patients have the right to receive unencrypted emails, and that as long as you use a secure email service, you arent responsible for what happens on their end. Some caveats to remember: You must have a fully secure, alternative option for the patient to receive the information.
As a HIPAA covered organization or business associate, you must enter into an agreement with the patient whose data will be transmitted. To establish mutual consent, you must: Inform the patient of the security risks of texting/emailing and recommend a secure option.
Informed consent is documented by the use of a written consent form approved by the IRB and signed and dated by the subject or the subjects legally authorized representative at the time of consent. A copy of the signed and dated consent form must be given to the person signing the form.
HIPAA rules state that you must send PHI-related documents through First Class postal mail. In some situations, you must use certified mail, and the recipient must sign for it. When sending it certified, its trackable, as well. You should never use standard mail.
HIPAA does not prohibit the electronic transmission of PHI. Electronic communications, including email, are permitted, although HIPAA-covered entities must apply reasonable safeguards when transmitting ePHI to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data.
CONSENT TO EMAIL USE By signing below, I consent to the use of email communication between myself/ (name of patient) and Dr. .
For example, if you send only patient names by email, there is no violation of either the Privacy or Security Rule because names alone are not Protected Health Information (because they are not individually identifiable health information).

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