Respectfully, I would say that it falls on the MHP to convey the data to the patient in a way that they will understand. There can be no expectation that any patient will ingest the data neither in the way, or spirit of which it was intended... In all cases it requires clarity
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Replying to @TheRealYElkaim @dymonite69 and
Always assume it needs to be simplified....always!!!
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Replying to @TheRealYElkaim @dymonite69 and
Patients who can understand don't like information being dumbed down.
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Replying to @stendec6 @TheRealYElkaim and
I know what you mean but tbh i prefer information being simply presented - but I don’t expect anything to be missing. What I hate is realms & realms of paperwork that purposefully says nothing at all! Life would be so much simpler if we just had the facts!
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Replying to @CarrieMaisie @TheRealYElkaim and
The problem is that one persons idea of simple is not another's though. My records contain hundreds of blank pages. Pointless? Well, if they were missing I'd be asking what's on them.
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Replying to @stendec6 @CarrieMaisie and
There are 25 pages of an MDT report missing, and their excuse for withholding them is that they're blank, even though they have already copied hundreds of other blank pages:pic.twitter.com/kJqXScFDAN
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Replying to @stendec6 @TheRealYElkaim and
My guess is the blank pages contain info they have redacted without it being obvious. That way they can claim you have received all the numbered pages & it’s up to you to query/dispute their contents. I’d write & ask them to provide copies of the text on each page (printer error)
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Replying to @CarrieMaisie @TheRealYElkaim and
A&E use stapled booklets so that pages don't easily get lost. The Drs fill in your details on the front page and then leave the rest blank, and write notes on loose leaf extension sheets.
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Replying to @stendec6 @CarrieMaisie and
It seems reasonable that there will be plenty of blank pages, because the booklets contain more pages than many patients need.
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Replying to @stendec6 @TheRealYElkaim and
Yes, but if they don’t contain personal data why release them under SAR.? Or if they do but they don’t want you to actually see it... just photocopy blank numbered sheets. Could you ask to view the original record?
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Yes. You can request a supervised viewing where you will be allowed to go through the original records. That would be the obvious way to satisfy your curiosity and see if there's reason to ask further questions. Although when I did that, we were presented with a forged document.
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