The Hawaii Medical Information Affidavit (MIA) is a legal document used in the state of Hawaii to authorize the release of medical information between a patient and healthcare provider. The MIA is required when a medical provider needs to obtain sensitive medical information from a patient or a patient's family. The MIA allows the patient to provide consent for the release of their medical records and can be used to authorize the release of any type of medical information, including personal health information, medical history, diagnosis, test results, and treatment plans. There are two types of MIA: an Authorization for Release of Medical Information and an Authorization for Disclosure of Medical Records. The Authorization for Release of Medical Information form is used to authorize the release of medical information from a patient to a healthcare provider. The Authorization for Disclosure of Medical Records is used to authorize the release of medical information from a healthcare provider to a patient or a patient's family. Both forms require the patient to provide their name, address, date of birth, and other personal information. The forms also require the patient to sign and date the document, which serves as their consent for the release of the medical information.