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HOAX MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN REVOCATION OF CONSENT FOR LABORATORY TEST RESULTS TO BE INCLUDED IN THE HOAX MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN PATIENT PORTAL Please complete, sign, and return this

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4. Include the date when you are submitting the revocation of consent to indicate the validity of your request.
5. In the body of the form, clearly state that you are revoking your previous consent for a specific purpose or agreement. Be specific about what you are revoking consent for to avoid any confusion.
6. Provide any relevant information that may assist in identifying your previous consent, such as the date or reference number of the original agreement.
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8. Depending on the instructions, you may need to send a copy of the form to the organization or company from which you are revoking consent. Make sure to keep a copy for your records as well.

Who needs revocation of consent for:

1. Individuals who have previously given consent for a specific purpose, such as marketing communications, data sharing, or participation in research studies, but no longer wish to give their permission.
2. Consumers who want to withdraw consent to receive promotional materials, such as emails, phone calls, or direct mail.
3. Patients who want to revoke consent for specific medical procedures, treatments, or the use of their personal health information.
4. Participants in research studies who no longer wish to be part of the study for which they had previously given consent.
5. Individuals who have previously given consent for their personal information to be used by third parties but have changed their mind or have concerns about privacy.
6. Employees who want to revoke consent for certain workplace policies or practices, such as drug testing, background checks, or monitoring of their communications.
7. Any individual who has given consent in any form but feels that their rights, privacy, or personal boundaries are being violated and wishes to withdraw their consent.

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