Additionally, all hospital records and hospital-based clinic records must comply with the applicable hospital's Medical Staff Rules and Regulations requirements.

Maintain adequate medical record for every individual who is evaluated or treated as an inpatient, outpatient, emergency patient, or who receives services on ...

Additionally, all hospital records and hospital based clinic records must comply with the applicable hospital's Medical Staff's By-Laws, Rules and Regulations ...

This policy sets out the standards and processes required for maintaining high quality health record keeping standards for all service users. The electronic ...

POLICY: The medical record shall be maintained to serve the patient/member and healthcare provider in compliance with legal, accrediting and regulatory ...

That is, a medical record number should be given to a patient when he or she comes to the hospital for the first time and NOT before. • In some ...

Records must be kept for at least seven (7) years for adults and up to twenty-five (25) years for children from the date that the patient was last provided with ...

If staff are in any doubt they should not release any information from the patient record without first checking with their line manager, Medical Records.

Ensure that the practice or institution has and enforces clear policy prohibiting access to patients' medical records by unauthorized staff. Use medical ...

Plan a periodical checking for the records [3]. Proper care should be observed while handling the records. Fire extinguisher should be available in record room.