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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Can you give me a real example of how this will impact your life? Not just “insurance” or that you have anxiety about it or that it’s wrong or that you have a heart condition. I’m curious what the tangible impact is if this incorrect information remains on the record? Like what is the real world consequence? I have a child with complex medical problems and have found 2 things to be nearly universally true: 1. There are mistakes in doctors notes. Sometimes big, sometimes small, but always at least 1 for every visit; 2. Doctors never read each other’s notes. Even when I really want them to. Even when it would help. I think the only person who reads the notes is me. What am I missing? What difference does it make?[/quote] NP. I have a rare disease and have seen numerous specialists, with shorter and longer visits for them. I have mostly found this to be true, too. Sometimes a doctor will read another doctor's notes but generally only when some specific question has come up, not before an appointment. And yes, there are various incorrect diagnoses and mistakes in my chart. It's never even come up. Not an issue. Doctors look first at the patient in front of them, and the current issue, IMO. Only look at past history if there's a question that comes up. Treatment, insurance? That's all about the presenting patient. [/quote] Not op. Good for you that it didn't cause a problem, but I could see where it would. An incorrect item placed in my notes caused endless problems when I was admitted to the hospital for preterm labor. [/quote]
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