Confidentiality (HIPAA, Covered Entities, Therapeutic Privilege, & Expedited Partner Therapy)

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[@DirtyMedicine]

For EDUCATIONAL purposes only. Not to be used as medical, legal, or other advice!

[@arizonablossom8635]

Dirty med! Thank you for all your hard work,keep doing ethics series as well High yield topics,you Made easy med life,once again tons of thanks.

[@MauiXoXo]

Thanks DirtyM! Youre a gifted teacher! =)

[@alphaspartan]

"C'mon man. I'm fine, I can keep driving"! 👴🏻 That was a great Joe Biden impression. 😂

[@abc-bu5xz]

Awasome video again!! Dirty please send more ethic/communication related videos

[@erikramos1972]

Thanks for the great lecture sir!

[@shery9838]

Thank you so much Sir

[@jahlanijackson9807]

Thanks!

[@xaaboopinkly]

Thanks sir!

[@lynnhickey1292]

Tks for making dry material interesting

[@AYoungDoctorsJourney]

Never heard of the expedited partner therapy :O will see if it comes up on my exam next week eek

[@mohannedjamal9471]

thank you

[@emaan995]

Very nice 👍
Thanks

[@seeker296]

I had a uworld question where the answer was to tell the family member (no special legal status) that the patient was stable.
I thought: yeah, and I'm sure uworld will be funding the lawyer to defend me in that case 🤣

[@notshortenough]

I just had this question. And specifically the vignette said the pt was stable in recovery. Like, at that point shouldn't the doc just walk to the PACU and ask for permission to share their status with the wife? and how was the doc able to determine if that was legally his wife? UW answer didn't make any sense.

[@menekse3194]

great thanks

[@noornoor-yv8tu]

U r awesome 🤩

[@user-co8kj1uu9x]

EPT is now legal in SC!

[@anyquezada2990]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Bestcomment_]

EPT is no longer prohibited in SC. It is currently permissible in 46 states. 4 states it is “potentially” permissible.

[@kokocipher]

please make more Q videos, they help a lot

[@agd712]

SC med student here - we need to get on the EPT wagon

[@hussienalfaker3136]

12:21 this made me laugh so bad

[@dorotheadixon9294]

When he says “surrogate decision maker,” is that the same as power of attorney?

[@TDaps-]

It can be, but it doesn't carry the same meaning. The surrogate decision maker is the person who makes medical decisions for the patient when they cannot make their own medical decisions.
They can be the person designated with the medical power of attorney or, if the patient doesn't have a living will or medical power of attorney, the surrogate would be the next of kin.

[@dorotheadixon9294]

@@TDaps- thanks.

[@mariagibson3237]

What about dead.If i want my family member record.???Are they goin to give me the minimum information???

[@doctorposting]

i think so yes

[@mariagibson3237]

No they didn't.They're killings people in the hospitals.

[@jeejee77734]

YOOOOO second comment! Wooot! Go Dirty Med!

[@stassji5041]

Chlamydia you need to get the truth out 😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@josephineria9208]

very nice dirty :)

[@DirtyMedicine]

Thanks for being a Dirty Medicine member!!!!!!!!!

[@noufalnasser568]

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[@parthadrejiya1212]

Earlier ethics and communication skills were too difficult for me,thank u so much for these wonderful videos....kudos to ur hardwork...!

[@royalexander5437]

Thanks!