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The document is a letter of medical necessity from a doctor recommending home phototherapy for a patient suffering from severe plaque psoriasis. The doctor outlines the patient's condition, previous treatments, and the effectiveness of nb-UVB therapy. They argue that a home phototherapy unit is more practical and cost-effective compared to clinic visits or biologic treatments, ultimately aiming to improve the patient's quality of life.

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What does patient name mean?

Patient is a virtuous little moniker that takes after vintage Patience. Its rooted in Middle English, after the Latin patientia and Old French pacience. As you may have surmised, Patient means enduring or forbearing. Like Grace, Sage, and Faith, it will make a lovely fit for a baby youve longed to meet!

Is the name patient or patience?

Patience, meaning calm perseverance, is the noun form of the adjective patient, as in This job requires patience, and I am not a patient person. The word patient is also a noun referring to a person under medical care or treatment, and its plural form is patients, as in Dr. Lee is always friendly to her patients.

Is saying a patient name a HIPAA violation?

Patient demographic data refers to all of the non-clinical data about a patient, including: name, date of birth, address, phone number, email address, sex, race, etc.

What type of data is patient name?

Acceptable identifiers may be the individuals name, an assigned identification number, telephone number, date of birth or other person-specific identifier. Use of a room number would NOT be considered an example of a unique patient identifier.

What is a patient name?

Patient name includes a set of words by which a person is known, i.e. First, Middle, and Last or Family Name. A legal name identifies a person for administrative and other official purposes, like insurance payments.

Is it a HIPAA violation to text patient names?

Is texting patient names a HIPAA violation? Texting patient names is not a HIPAA violation if there is no health, treatment, or payment information contained within the text messages.

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