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Koshy K, Limb C et al. International Journal of Surgical Oncology. 2017 2:e20
October 2011 – 255 (1744): 38
Patients should have access to their records
20 Oct 2011
I hate to think how long ago it all happened, but I’m guessing it was some 30 years. It’s not that I remember everything I did that long ago, but the occasional situation remains unforgettable, and this was one. I was doing a fairly routine surgery, in which 20 patients had expected me to make some sort of sense of what was going on in their lives. One of these patients was a young woman whose problem I don’t recall, but as she was getting up to leave I clearly remember her asking, ‘Oh, could I possibly have a look at my medical records?’ I passed them to her. She looked at the envelope, weighed them in her hand, and then – without opening them or reading a word, she passed them back.
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