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Every doctor maintains his or her patients' medical records.
The doctor and the patient.
they have records which show the patients performance over time.
It is possible for the medical records to stay in the room with the patients. They used to take the patients clipboards and medical records on the outside of the door, but now they do not do so. It is has actually been discontinued a long time ago due to security reasons. People would take medical records of the patients in a room and dress up as a doctor and create fake badges and be impersonated as a doctor. So, no, they cannot keep the medical records in a room with a patient.
As a patient, one may request a copy of medical records from their doctor. Many offices will have a policy that requires patients to sign a release and possibly pay a fee in order to obtain records.
They returned your records to you, there is nothing for you to sue about, there have been no damages.
A doctors responsibility may vary depending on his specialty and experience. Some of the basic responsibilities are performing a physical exam, making a medical diagnosis and monitoring a patients response to drugs.
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Unless the seller is retiring from practice, both should keep the records. The new doc especially needs records for patients that will remain with the practice -- not so much patients that leave the practice, although those too should be retained until you KNOW the patient has completed transfer to another doc.
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because they think that .....they r only and only one sucessful doctor or staff in the hospital thats why medical staff have poor attitude towards patients and records .....
Hospital departments are often aware of your finances because most healthcare providers keep very specific records of their patients. Your doctor has everything that one needs to know about you stored in their records. The hospital can simply access this information when they review the medical records, test results, and insurance information sent over by your doctor.