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In jtrampush/npsych.data: BrainWorkup Neuropsychological Report Writing Package

Telehealth Statement

For the feedback visit, I connected with (ref:first-name) by a video enabled telemedicine application and verified that I am speaking with the correct person using two identifiers. I discussed the limitations of evaluation and management by telemedicine and the availability of in-person appointments. The patient expressed understanding and agreed to proceed. I have verified this to be the correct patient and obtained verbal consent from the patient to perform this voluntary telemedicine visit and evaluation (including obtaining history from the patient). The patient has the right to refuse this evaluation. I have explained risks (including potential loss of confidentiality), benefits, alternatives, and the potential need for subsequent face-to-face care. The patient understands that there is a risk of medical inaccuracies given that our recommendations will be made based on reported data (and we must therefore assume this information is accurate). Knowing that there is a risk that this information is not reported accurately, and that the telemedicine video, audio, or data feed may be incomplete, the patient agrees to proceed with evaluation and holds Keck Medicine of USC harmless knowing these risks. I have notified the patient that other healthcare professionals (including students, residents, and technical personnel) may be involved in this audio-video evaluation. All laws concerning medical records apply to telemedicine. The patient has received the Keck Medicine of USC Notice of Privacy Practices.

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