PTS don't need to worry about patient confidentiality or health laws because they generally work with physicians who take the lead on these things. True False PLEASE HURRY!!

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PTS don't need to worry about patient confidentiality or health laws because they generally work with physicians who take the lead on these things.

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I think it's false in my guess

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