The owner of the Information contained in the Medical Records is: The Physician The Patient The...

The owner of the Information contained in the Medical Records is:

The Physician

The Patient

The Medical Facility

The Health Insurance Company

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1. B. The patient

While the report physically belong to the physician that created it, the information gathered and contained in it is owned by the patient for which the report has been created.

keosha answered 1 year ago

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