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In the EU, at least, you have a right to all information that a healthcare provider holds about you, so either an administrative request or data subject access
by closewith 4y ago
In the EU, at least, you have a right to all information that a healthcare provider holds about you, so either an administrative request or data subject access request will get you that data for free, and without the possibility of it being used against you by third parties.
- retrac 4y agoThere is such a right where I live too, but there is an exception: when the release of that information is thought to be harmful to that individual. I can certainly imagine how allowing a paranoid person suffering from delusion, to read the unfiltered medical notes of their psychiatrist, could be quite harmful. I don't know how often this actually comes up; I read the report of the last psychiatrist I saw in its entirety. They always suggest you shouldn't. Probably right about that. "Subdued affect"? Ouch.
- Sharlin 4y agoWhy is “subdued affect” ouch? Just about anyone who’s depressed or just melancholic has a “subdued affect”.