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go to your family doctor and ask for permission papers to see your medical records you will have to sighn the release papers and you may have to show your identification to prove your hoever you are and if you mare under 18 you will have to have your parent with you for parent permission
Patient-doctor confidentiality is to ensure that your records, including what you are being treated for, are not available to the general public. The only people who can get access to your medical records are immediate family, and you can possibly even restrict that.
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Family Medical Center - 1988 Family Medical Center was released on: USA: 1989
Federal law trumps state law and HIPAA (federal law) indicates that medical records must be released to the patient upon their request. The patient is the "holder of privilege" (meaning that the documents cannot be released without the patient's consent). The exception to this is if the patient is using a "not guilty by reason of insanity" defense in a criminal trial. Then, the records are open to the court - even without the patient's consent. There is one more caveat - psych records (and medical records in general) won't contain the raw data of any testing and the medical professional can decide to withhold any information that they would consider to be psychologically damaging to the patient. Finally - if the patient of record is deceased and they have not signed a consent form to release their records to a family member, the records are sealed. They may not be seen by the family without a court order to release the records.
Family Medical Center - 1988 The Yu Family was released on: USA: 1989
The Family Doctor - 1915 was released on: USA: 8 September 1915
Of course you do!!
Family Medical Center - 1988 Wagner Family was released on: USA: 5 December 1988
Son of Youngmo Ahn (medical doctor) and Guinam Park; married Mikyung Kim (medical doctor), children: one.
Son of Youngmo Ahn (medical doctor) and Guinam Park; married Mikyung Kim (medical doctor), children: one.
You have the right to request the hospital to make details of your relevant medical records available to you. Hospitals will normally meet your wishes in this regard, except where it would be considered that this would cause serious harm to your physical or mental health. In such circumstances, the information may be communicated through a health professional, normally your family doctor.