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The medical record is a legal document.
No, not generally. Many medical records, and the notations made in medical files, are unsigned and un-witnessed. They may be introduced as EVIDENCE and used in a case but generally, in and of themselves, they are not considered "legal" documents.
No deletions should be made, as the medical record is also a legal document. But an amending notation should be made and added to the medical record.
The answer is quite simple. No. It's considered fraud. Those that do can lose their license to practice, and/or go to jail. DO NOT DO IT.
1. To document the results of treatment and the patient's progress. 2. Provides an efficient and effective method by which information can be communicated to authorized. 3. Serves as a legal document.
No. Although bibles have been used historically to record family births and deaths the bible is not a legal record of such events. A birth certificate must be obtained from the keeper of vital records in your jurisdiction in order to be considered an official "legal" document.No. Although bibles have been used historically to record family births and deaths the bible is not a legal record of such events. A birth certificate must be obtained from the keeper of vital records in your jurisdiction in order to be considered an official "legal" document.No. Although bibles have been used historically to record family births and deaths the bible is not a legal record of such events. A birth certificate must be obtained from the keeper of vital records in your jurisdiction in order to be considered an official "legal" document.No. Although bibles have been used historically to record family births and deaths the bible is not a legal record of such events. A birth certificate must be obtained from the keeper of vital records in your jurisdiction in order to be considered an official "legal" document.
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because is required by the law
The legal term for a forged document is "forgery." This refers to the act of creating or altering a document with the intent to deceive others.Forgery is considered a serious crime and is punishable by law.
No, it is not legal to have someone rewrite a medical record without having seen the patient and then shred the original. This would be considered falsifying medical records, which is illegal and unethical. Any alterations or amendments to a medical record should be accurately documented and maintained for legal and ethical reasons.
A signed, notarized document is a legal document.A signed, notarized document is a legal document.A signed, notarized document is a legal document.A signed, notarized document is a legal document.
The meaning of the word document is an official paper, so any thing that is official, that is something that is legal or binding, is considered a document.