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The document outlines the procedures and guidelines for managing medical imaging records for patient-inmates within the California Correctional Health Care Services. It details the creation, updating, filing, transfer, loaning, purging, and handling of master jackets containing radiology film files to ensure compliance with legal standards and efficient retrieval of medical imaging examinations.

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