[Who decides what data should be recorded in the medical history in relation to the biological origin?]

[Who decides what data should be recorded in the medical history in relation to the biological origin?] Aten Primaria. 2017 Jun 05;: Authors: Gallego Riestra S, Riaño Galán I Abstract There is an increasing request by patients or their representatives not to have some data registered in their clinical history or if such data exists to be deleted. Without doubt, this is so because such clinical data is accessed by various professionals who in most cases are not directly involved in caring for such patients. On the other hand, such data is copied and iteratively and unnecessary reproduced in various discharge reports and others forms. The problem arises when such controversial data refer to particularly sensitive clinical aspects such as assisted reproduction techniques, which invades personal and family privacy. Therefore, the question is who determines what data should be recorded in the medical records and according to what criteria should be taken that decision? PMID: 28595899 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
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