What document outlines the rights of patients regarding their medical records?

The Notice of Privacy Practices is the document that specifically outlines the rights of patients concerning their medical records. This document is mandated by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and informs patients about how their protected health information (PHI) can be used and disclosed by healthcare providers. It describes the patients' rights to access their records, request corrections, and understand the privacy practices of the healthcare organization, ensuring transparency and safeguarding patient confidentiality.

The other options serve different purposes. The Patient Bill of Rights pertains to the general rights all patients should expect when receiving care, but it does not focus solely on records. The Medical Record Release Form is used for authorizing the release of medical records from a healthcare provider to another party but does not define patients' rights regarding their records. Lastly, the Consent for Treatment documents a patient's agreement to receive medical services but does not address the privacy rights related to medical records.