Prosecute them with what, I wonder? The key to our right to record seems to be based on the fact that it's our data under discussion during consultations. And nobody can prevent us from recording our own data. Outside of that confine, I'm less sure on the situation though.
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I have to say I have not hesitated in the historic past to record mtgs with ppl I had previously had problems with. The fact that one of them asked if I was recording before she wld start the mtg made me even more determined. She thought she cld get away w/behaving badly
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I have insisted on having full recordings or witnesses for meetings with families who I know full well have made all manner of allegations against various (nice, decent) colleagues. It makes sense and so long as they consent to recording - why not?
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In the context of a complaints meeting i think it is reasonable but personally i dont think audio or video recordings of patients private data should be compulsory and I think there are different issues to patients recording their own consultations for personal/domestic purposes
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No, not compulsory, but rather available should everyone consent.
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Everyone doesn't have to consent, strictly speaking. Only the patient. David & I touched on this before:https://twitter.com/c7rky/status/948740907368632320 …
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as a courtesy it wld be gd.
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I agree. Though I confess I probably more inform as a courtesy, than ask. Because I have no intention of not recording if I'm honest.
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I've informed managers and told them its up to them to pass it on & have the conversation with staff working with me as I've had enough of my appointments messed up by professionals saying they wont continue until theyve checked with information governance (20yrs its been law!)
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Did you not know that it is acceptable practice to conspire to delete recorded evidence of failings and attempt to delete a families recording. This is accepted practice in the NHS with no accountability and every NHS staff who knows about it is happy it goes on.
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I didnt know that. But you may be interested to know that the new 'secure' system that nhs and local authorities are asking patients to sign up to if they want to communicate by email allows remote deletion by nhs/la
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Woah! Say that again... They can do what, exactly?
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yeah it is true. be careful of signing up to any nhs/la 'secure' email system. They agreed to continue communicating with me via email after i pointed that out
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It was quite amusing - I got this email from the complaints manager basically telling me I was delusional & of course they cldnt remotely delete but he'd check with IT. Then I got email saying IT said actually they can remotely delete so if I want to stick to hotmail thats fine
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That's very interesting. You wouldn't have any links to wherever you discovered that little glimpse of reality, would you please? Thanks...
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yeah can search my email and dm you probably tomorrow evening
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That's very kind. Thank you.
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