12. In addition to situations provided for by law or court order, in which situations can patient information be disclosed? 1 point Requests from television and radio networks. Requests from large companies that supply medical materials. With the authorization of family members. With the patient's written informed

## Step 1
This problem is about understanding the legal and ethical guidelines regarding the disclosure of patient information. The question asks in which situations, apart from those specified by law or court order, patient information can be disclosed.

## Step 2
The options provided are:
- Requests from television and radio networks.
- Requests from large companies that supply medical materials.
- With the authorization of family members.
- With the patient's written informed consent.

## Step 3
The first two options, "Requests from television and radio networks" and "Requests from large companies that supply medical materials", are not typically allowed due to privacy laws and ethical considerations. These entities are not directly involved in the patient's care and do not have a legal right to access patient information.

## Step 4
The third option, "With the authorization of family members", is also not generally allowed. While family members may be involved in the patient's care, they do not have a legal right to access patient information unless the patient has given explicit consent.

## Step 5
The fourth option, "With the patient's written informed consent", is the correct answer. This is because the patient has the right to control their own health information. They can give explicit consent for their information to be disclosed.