Question

data reported by the patient, can not be observed by the healthcare providers senses. 2 points dependability objective willingness to learn subjective according to hipaa regulations, which of the following is true about a hospital sharing patient information with other healthcare agencies? 2 points the hospital must have written consent to do so the hospital must have consent, but it can be oral or written no consent is necessary as long as the information is relevant to the patients well- being

Explanation:

• For the first question: In medical terminology, data reported by the patient (not observable by healthcare provider's senses) is called subjective data. Objective data is observable (e.g., vital signs). Dependability refers to reliability. Willingness to learn is about a patient's attitude towards education.
• For the second question: According to HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), a hospital must have written consent to share patient information with other healthcare agencies. Oral consent is not sufficient for sharing patient information under HIPAA regulations. Even if information is relevant to patient well - being, written consent is required.

Answer:

1. subjective
2. The hospital must have written consent to do so