To protect you, the MT, and the client...sm

'tis best to leave the names out of bodies of reports but BOTTOM LINE is whatever the client wants!!!

potatoes/potahtooooeees

• Pt name in the report itself? - newbie
  • name - me
  • A patient's name is almost required in the report - Milton's Red Stapler
  • You really should discuss this with your employer or - your client.
  • having less IDENTIFYING items in body of reportSM - It's a HIPAA law really - they want the record.
    • You are simply misinformed. It is not a HIPAA law. - Suzanne
      • To protect you, the MT, and the client...sm - It's a HIPAA thing and BOS thing really.....
      • Can you please give a link or something - that shows it is not "law"?
        • It's not law, so there is no "link" (sm) - Lori
          • R U LAZY? do your own work..link inside..sm - It's a HIPAA thing and BOS thing really.....
            • I already know what it says (sm)... - Lori
              • no message inside.... - *sniffs* - troll alert....LOL
              • re this poster's response consider the bad response - It's a HIPAA thing and BOS thing really.....
        • pls read hipaa link supplied above and.....sm - It's a HIPAA thing and BOS thing really.....
  • It's a style thing (nm) - Lori
    • It's CLIENT preference, not style....no message - 100 percent incorrect...
    • thanks - newbie
  • What does your client/QA say? - nm
    • nothing yet - newbie
      • you're doing it correctly *the pt* until they..sm - It's a HIPAA law really - they want the record.
        • this was a very bad example - Milton's Red Stapler
        • Again you are wrong. - Suzanne
          • so not necessary to be rude - and being rude and nasty on top of that
          • poster clearly said what client wants.....NM - ut-oh troll alert......

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