Question

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select the best answer: each person seeking care is to be given a notice of privacy practices (npp). what information is in the notice?
the npp breaks down how much the person or their insurance will need to pay.
the npp explains how a facility uses or shares protected health information (phi) with others.
the npp explains how the government calculates civil monetary penalties against a facility when it does not keep protected health information (phi) private.
the npp explains who a facility needs to contact if there is a breach of protected health information (phi).

Explanation:

A Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) is a document that healthcare facilities provide to patients to inform them about how their protected health information (PHI) will be used and shared. It does not detail payment - related information, government penalty calculations, or who to contact in case of a breach.

Answer:

The NPP explains how a facility uses or shares protected health information (PHI) with others.