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Access To Medical Records A Problem Many Patients Say

By Mary R. Kennedy

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According to an article in USA TODAY, a common complaint among patients and families nationwide is, "It can be difficult to obtain medical records from hospitals and other treatment facilities after something goes wrong." In 2006, USA TODAY created a Patient Safety website (patientsafety.usatoday.com) to allow readers a forum for concerns over their medical care. Missing and disputed medical

Full post as published by Medical Malpractice Law News on April 30, 2008 (boomark / email).

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