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I'm amazed that this is their advice without some guidance on the data
protection act.  I wonder how doctors would feel if they knew their reports
were open to view by someone for whom they were not intended.  In fact, many
put a clause in their reports precluding the divulgence to other parties
without their express consent.

Don't know what others think about this?  Another good debate perhaps.

LL

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From: "Jeanette Warran" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 4:22 PM
Subject: Re: Access to medical records


> Thank you for all the advice.
>
> I also rang the NMC and their advice is that it is perfectly acceptable
for
> her to hold the second key!
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