When information concerning HIV/AIDS,mental health,and substance abuse is released to a third party,a _____ prohibits sharing the information with yet another third party unless the patient signs an authorization to release the information.

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A redisclosure statement, also known as a confidentiality statement, is a legal document that prohibits a third party from sharing confidential information with another third party without patient consent. This is necessary to protect the patient's privacy, especially when sensitive information such as HIV/AIDS, mental health, and substance abuse is involved. A motion to quash is a request to nullify or stop a subpoena. Prevention of spoliation refers to preventing the destruction of evidence. A subpoena duces tecum is a type of subpoena that requires the production of documents, not necessarily related to confidentiality statements.

When Information Concerning HIV/AIDS,mental Health,and Substance Abuse Is Released to a Third