No longer required and deemed unnecessary

Reference no: EM133604732

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When patient records are no longer required and deemed unnecessary, they must be destroyed, regardless of the format (paper, EHR, etc.). The guidance states that the destruction must be witnessed by the patient whose record is being destroyed. done only with patient's express permission. documented as to method and date. recoverable only by authorized individuals and agencies.

Reference no: EM133604732

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