Dear Colleagues
It is PARAMOUNT that we observe full patient confidentiality. It is wrong to identify your patients in an open site like this.
Even if you are sending patient notes to another colleague, it must be done in a secure manner.
There is no NEED to name yr patient at all.
Just, for example, Female 44 yr old, married etc would do as an introduction.
Perhaps Dr Shahrdar would kindly care to add this to his Site Instructions.
Good Healing everyone,
Soroush
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PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY
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Soroush Ebrahimi
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Re: PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY
Dr.Naval Kumar
Did you really need to advise your patients name and address? Does it help
the case?
Just initials and ages would have sufficed.
Respectfully
Soroush
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Did you really need to advise your patients name and address? Does it help
the case?
Just initials and ages would have sufficed.
Respectfully
Soroush
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Dr.Naval Kumar
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Re: PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY
dear freind
this is after the concent of patient and they have no objection in revealing
their identity,
best regards
dr naval kumar
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this is after the concent of patient and they have no objection in revealing
their identity,
best regards
dr naval kumar
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It is Ms World time! Send in your wishes to Ami Vashi.
http://server1.msn.co.in/sp03/Missworld2003/ Help her bring home the crown!