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CONTRACTS Follow Along with your outline. HT06.02

A Contract is a voluntary agreement between two parties.

THREE PARTS of a CONTRACT Offer -competent individual enters into a relationship with health care providers and offers to be a patient.

Acceptance- health care provider gives an appointment or examines/treats a patient. Consideration payment made by patient for services provided.

Types of Contracts: Implied - obligations that are understood without verbally expressed terms. Expressed - actual agreement between the parties, the terms are stated in distinct and explicit language, either orally or in writing.

All parties in a contract must be free of legal disabilities. A person with legal disabilities can not form a legal contract!

Legal Disability Legal Disability Individuals under the influence of drugs that alter the mental state Minors -anyone under 18 or the age of majority, is called “ an infant ” under the law.

Mentally incompetent persons Semi- or unconscious people

LAW OF THE AGENCY Agency is a personal relationship, created by the mutual consent of: The Agent (employee) Principal (employer) The employee acts on behalf of the principal. A surgical consent is an example of an expressed contract!!!

Covers all information given to health personnel by a patient. including the medical chart/record Mr. Smith in Room 409…

Physician - Patient Information cannot be told to anyone else without the written consent of the patient. This is part of the HIPAA law!!!

Written consent should state: 1. What information can be released. 2. Who can get the information. 3. Any time limits related to the release of information. Keep health info confidential

Medical Information Exempt from HIPAA Births and Deaths. Injuries caused by Violence. (abuse, etc.) Drug Abuse. Communicable Diseases. Sexually Transmitted Diseases.

HEALTH CARE RECORDS Contains information on the care that has been provided to the patient. AKA “ chart ” Medical records belong to the health care provider but the patient has the right to obtain a copy. The medical record is a legal document and may be subpoenaed as evidence in court.

Health Care Records Errors must be corrected by drawing a single line through the mistake, writing in the correction, dating the change, and signing your initials. Records must be kept as required by state law ( 2-7 years). When records are destroyed, they should be shredded or burned.

Now we have covered objectives 6.01 and 6.02 on your master outline. Now we have covered objectives 6.01 and 6.02 on your master outline. Did you learn anything new? Did you learn anything new?