Determine by indicating, Yes, No, or Maybe

Determine by indicating, Yes, No, or Maybe if you are able to grant the person’s request for information using HIPAA laws and explain why. provide 2 responses to each case. 1. You answer the phone in the nursing station. The person states that they are Mr. Smith’s son and just want to know how he is doing today. You just left Mr. Smith sitting in his room, eating lunch. 2. The phone in the nursing station rings. You answer it. The person asks to have the call transferred into Mrs. Jones’ room. Just 1/2 hour ago, Mrs. Jones was transferred to the MICU after being found in cardiac arrest. 3. A professionally dressed woman walks into the nursing station. She states that she is an attorney for Mr. Taylor in room 16 and that he has given her permission to review his medical record. 4.A reporter from the local newspaper calls your unit requesting an appointment to visit a patient for a photograph and to interview him about an accident he was in. 5.A resident that you know from a previous rotation walks into the nursing station. He is not on service for any patients on your unit. He asks how Ms. Perkins (a patient who is a nurse you know he has dated) is doing, picks up her medical record and starts looking her lab up on the station computer. 6. You are in the elevator and overhear two health care professionals discussing a case. They are not using names, but it is clear that they are trading stories and that a relative or friend would recognize who was being discussed. 7. You are on your way to see a patient when you see a person with a badge from a local skilled nursing facility reviewing a patient chart in the nursing station. You are aware that the patient is awaiting placement. SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NURS 446

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