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Take a look at 164.508(a)(2)(i)(C). -----Original
Message----- If a
dr. is sued by a patient, can the dr. then use the patient's records to defend
him or herself without getting an authorization? The patient would most
likely not agree to sign an authorization in this case. Would the dr. have to
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