Colorado Mental Health Jurisprudence Practice Exam

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What happens to the records and information used in a review of services under subsection (2)(c)?

They become public records immediately.
They may be disclosed to any interested party.
They do not become public records solely by their use in the review.
They are destroyed after the review.

The correct answer is: They do not become public records solely by their use in the review.

When a review of services is conducted, a great amount of records and information is gathered. However, this does not mean that this information immediately becomes public records. In addition, this information cannot be disclosed to any interested party, as this may pose a risk to patient confidentiality. Furthermore, the records and information gathered are not destroyed after the review is completed, as they may be used for future reference or investigations. The only accurate statement is that the records and information do not become public solely by their use in the review, but they may eventually become public records after appropriate approval and processing.