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The only nuisance is keeping medical records straight. There's no central database to drop this information into, and subsequent health-care providers need to k
by etal 18y ago
The only nuisance is keeping medical records straight. There's no central database to drop this information into, and subsequent health-care providers need to know exactly what you've had done in the past (regarding vaccinations). These would be good problems to solve.
- nradov 18y agoAxolotl Corp. solved that problem years ago. Our software allows sharing medical records (including vaccinations) across a whole community of authorized care providers. http://www.axolotl.com/products/index.htm#community http://www.axolotl.com/products/index.htm#community
- kragen 18y agoWhat if they give you a sheet of paper, you xerox it there, and then store one copy next to your birth certificate and give the other copy to your regular doctor? I have an immunization record that I keep inside my passport (for yellow-fever reasons).