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Bad software destroyed my doctor’s memory
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this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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agreed. as patients we should be able to login and then select hospitals, practices, doctors, etc to allow access.
Exactly.
We kind of have this where I am, insofar as we sign a consent for one doctor to take charge of it (it's ours and we can have copies) and then we can sign in online to see notes and test results, etc. But when I see someone else I have to get copies of their notes sent to my doctor's surgery for them to link to my file. I can't add to it myself, only make requests.
Yeah but you say where you are. Can you use it anywhere in the country with that effect? Maybe if you are not the US but here we don't have a centralized system.
Oh, sorry, yes I meant anywhere in the whole country but I don't live in the US. I live in Aotearoa (a.k.a New Zealand).
I just mentioned it as it seemed close to what you are suggesting.
Oh yeah. We know our F'd system is not replicated elsewhere and the sane among us want to copy way more of other countries systems. Its why this is funny (well funny sad) to americans https://youtu.be/qLC48ljmZ78?t=9