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Medical records and the law

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Medical Records And the Law Medical Records and the Law Medical Records and the Law

By Robert G. Hoban, Bernadette M. Broccolo

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Focuses on the analysis of the legal issues affecting health information management, the role of a variety of health care providers, uses of data, and the concerns that have arisen in this environm...

Medical records and the law

By William H. Roach

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Instructor s Manual for Medical Records and the Law

By Jr. Roach

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Medical records and the law

By William H. Roach

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Legal issues

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Medical Records And The Law

By William H. Roach Jr., William H. Roach

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William H. Roach, Jr. ... [et Al.]. Rev. Ed. Of: Medical Records And The Law / William H. Roach, Jr., Susan N. Chernoff, Carole Lange Esley. 1985. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.

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