In een bericht met de datum 15-12-2007 23:30:20 West-Europa (standaardtijd), schrijft jpfreriks at gmail.com:
> William and Stef, thank you for your clarifying inputs. > > I'm not a clinician and as I said - the cancer situation isn't a good, > ethical or even legal example, as you've (rightfully) pointed out. > > But in general: are there situations thinkable where a health professional > doesn't want to disclose her/his comments to the patient? Because if there > are, it will be neccessary to put this in the EHR model. I've got the > intuition > that especially when psychology comes in, or when a strategy is needed to get > the patient to act in the most healthful way, this might be the case. Or > isn't this (having private, subjective notes) how medicine works, or should > work, so that there's no need to make private notes possible? > > Kind regards, > > Josina > I think the personal notes of a doctor / health professional are not part of the EHR. It can be stored elsewhere in a computer system. Sincerely yours, dr. William TF Goossen director Results 4 Care b.v. De Stinse 15 3823 VM Amersfoort email: Results4Care at cs.com phone + 31654614458 fax +3133 2570169 Dutch Chamber of Commerce number: 32121206 </HTML> -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.openehr.org/mailman/private/openehr-clinical_lists.openehr.org/attachments/20071216/cd90c85c/attachment.html>
