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spin

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8. At my age of 73 and retired it is fine with me. ...

Reply to CharleyDog (Reply #4)

Fri May 17, 2019, 12:09 AM

May 2019

If I was far younger and working I would feel differently.

I would still like to have a audio recording of my appointments because it is easier than taking notes.

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Healthcare: how do you feel about having your encounter with your healthcare provider RECORDED? [View all] CharleyDog May 2019 OP

no i would not. drray23 May 2019 #1

I remember one time when I asked my doctor if I could make an audio recording ... spin May 2019 #2

so you feel OK about having video/audio recording while you visit your doctor? CharleyDog May 2019 #4

At my age of 73 and retired it is fine with me. ... spin May 2019 #8

Hell NO! BigmanPigman May 2019 #3

a very clear answer!!! nt CharleyDog May 2019 #5

👍 sprinkleeninow May 2019 #11

No, I would refuse. THis is a violation of privacy. Liberty Belle May 2019 #6

I think it should be a choice by the patient. YOHABLO May 2019 #7

No way!! AllyCat May 2019 #9

HE double hockey sticks, no! sprinkleeninow May 2019 #10

I went in for surgery and my doctor told me as I lay on the table that a group from China was there Midnight Writer May 2019 #12

Each patient should be able to get a free copy of each recording... NotHardly May 2019 #13

What would be the medical purpose of such a recording? delisen May 2019 #14

Absolutely not! smirkymonkey May 2019 #15

No! nt tblue37 May 2019 #16