Can subdues read, understand, and r...

Can subdues read, understand, and remember HIPAA privacy notices? Missing from Ellen Holt's June 2003 article "The HIPAA Privacy authority Research, and IRBs" was hint to:
As in the propos authority we
require the notice to be written
in plain language. A disguiseed
entity can satisfy the plain
language requirement if it makes
a reasonable effort to: organize
material to be subservient to the needs of
the reader; write short
opinions in the active voice.
using "you" and other pronouns;
use usual everyday words in
sentences; and