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>>> in a form authorization, patient was asked to provide agreement
to let other third parties and provider to share patient information.
can patient refuse?

Yes, a patient has the right to refuse in a form authorization. Even though
some commenters suggested that patients might be confused about what they are agreeing to,
there is no indication that this confusion would lead patients to sign
authorizations without understanding or consent. The current rule allows
for conditional authorizations when the condition is clearly indicated—such
as requiring payment before treatment—but the Department maintains
that this standard should not be expanded in a way that undermines patient autonomy.
Therefore, patients retain control over their health information and can choose
not to agree to the sharing of their information with other third parties or providers.

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