The provision of information of a client using email requires the client's b. letter of approval.
The law (Health Information Portability and Accountability Act) requires a written authorization or consent before a medical care provider can release information about a client.
Without such consent, the provider is not authorized to release the information.
The reason for this requirement is that the law upholds that the patient/caregiver relationship should be ethically preserved with confidentiality.
This confidentiality will be violated if the caregiver releases the client's information without authorization or approval.
Thus, verbal consent is not enough evidence to release the client's information.
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