Doctor will not correct mistakes in my chart

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

Yes, I recognize the OP. However, it doesn't mean she's wrong. OP, change doctors, but before that add a letter to your file with a list of corrections. It may seem like insignificant details to others, but if they matter to you, you can do that. My husband is a doctor and always very precise in his note taking. That sort of thing wouldn't fly with him.

My husband is also a doctor. How do you have any idea what his note taking is like?

Lol. Battle of the people who think they are experts because their spouses are experts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

I wonder if one of those are what this MD claims the previous MD diagnosed her with, lol

No. But I'm glad you find all this humorous. What kind of person laughs at something like that?
I've had anxiety and depression since I was a child.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

Yes, I recognize the OP. However, it doesn't mean she's wrong. OP, change doctors, but before that add a letter to your file with a list of corrections. It may seem like insignificant details to others, but if they matter to you, you can do that. My husband is a doctor and always very precise in his note taking. That sort of thing wouldn't fly with him.

My husband is also a doctor. How do you have any idea what his note taking is like?

Lol. Battle of the people who think they are experts because their spouses are experts.

I’m not “battling” I’m agreeing with you! How would I see what’s in my husbands notes or have any clue?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fire the doctor.

I just love when people write this. Immediate indication they think the patient is always right and are difficult. It’s the Karen of the medical world.
You can barely get appointments with most specialists. They don’t care

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

I wonder if one of those are what this MD claims the previous MD diagnosed her with, lol

No. But I'm glad you find all this humorous. What kind of person laughs at something like that?
I've had anxiety and depression since I was a child.

Then bring this up with whoever is treating your anxiety (especially if that’s currently no one). This is what I call “anxiety brain” to my anxious 10 yr old. It’s not a real problem. It’s anxiety brain leading you astray.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Are you a candidate for a heart transplant and that’s why you’re concerned? Because they are gonna go by BMI there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Are you a candidate for a heart transplant and that’s why you’re concerned? Because they are gonna go by BMI there.

No. WTF.
I have a normal BMI and a congenital heart condition. You guys make wild assumptions.

The notes and difficulty with this doctor are driving up my anxiety.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Are you a candidate for a heart transplant and that’s why you’re concerned? Because they are gonna go by BMI there.

No. WTF.
I have a normal BMI and a congenital heart condition. You guys make wild assumptions.

The notes and difficulty with this doctor are driving up my anxiety.

I’m actually trying to give you the benefit of the doubt that your grad school eating habits will matter, ever, in any way. There are very few times it might come up. Transplant is one of them. And that’s basically it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Then submit corrections already.
Is there a question? Many of your complaints truly do not matter. Like this one: She also wrote that I reported "unhealthy eating habits and lack of exercise" while in grad school, which is not what I said. I said I tend to eat healthy but I'm not "perfect" (not to mean that I eat "unhealthy". Potato or Po-ta-toh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Are you a candidate for a heart transplant and that’s why you’re concerned? Because they are gonna go by BMI there.

No. WTF.
I have a normal BMI and a congenital heart condition. You guys make wild assumptions.

The notes and difficulty with this doctor are driving up my anxiety.

Which is exactly what I told you earlier and you disagreed with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Are you a candidate for a heart transplant and that’s why you’re concerned? Because they are gonna go by BMI there.

No. WTF.
I have a normal BMI and a congenital heart condition. You guys make wild assumptions.

The notes and difficulty with this doctor are driving up my anxiety.

The notes are not going to matter. I get that you have high anxiety possibly because if this lifelong heart condition. But your energy is misplaced.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

Yes, I recognize the OP. However, it doesn't mean she's wrong. OP, change doctors, but before that add a letter to your file with a list of corrections. It may seem like insignificant details to others, but if they matter to you, you can do that. My husband is a doctor and always very precise in his note taking. That sort of thing wouldn't fly with him.

My husband is also a doctor. How do you have any idea what his note taking is like?

In my case, because we are both research scientists, worked in the same lab, and we know each other. Actually I've known plenty of doctor's spouses (men and women, not even in STEM fields) who knew a lot about how their spouse wrote up exam notes and how they worked as doctors. I don't know why you don't, but you'll have to accept that your experience is just yours.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This doctor sounds like a piece of work

Name and shame

I think this poster has also created another post. I wouldn't assume she's an easy patient.
The notes are written from the dr's point of view and she's responsible for them. You can add your own note too, OP. But you don't get to dictate what she writes.

This. OP sounds like she has major league anxiety or OCD.

You cannot correct the notes as a patient or add your own notes.

I'm the OP. It's important regarding the health/exercise/diet stuff because I have a heart condition and I have to actively manage it. Her incorrect comment makes it appear as if I'm not taking steps to manage it and ignored advice from my previous PCP. I do have anxiety and this shit drives it up.

You need to have your anxiety treated and stop focusing on this. I mean this kindly. These “corrections” aren’t reasonable except maybe the misdiagnosis which you haven’t said what it is. Good luck.

Um, NO. I already stated I have a heart condition. The notes written regarding diet/exercise are important and I stand by that.

Are you a candidate for a heart transplant and that’s why you’re concerned? Because they are gonna go by BMI there.

No. WTF.
I have a normal BMI and a congenital heart condition. You guys make wild assumptions.

The notes and difficulty with this doctor are driving up my anxiety.

The notes are not going to matter. I get that you have high anxiety possibly because if this lifelong heart condition. But your energy is misplaced.

Why do you think notes don't matter? I am also in the medical field myself and I read patient notes all the time.
Other doctors will read that and assume that about me. Insurance providers can also read that.