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Dec 03, 2002 · permit doctors, nurses, or others involved in treatment to have access to the entire medical record, as needed. Case-by-case review of each use is not required. Where the entire medical record is necessary, the covered entity’s policies and procedures must state so explicitly and include a justification.
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