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smirkymonkey

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15. Absolutely not!

Reply to CharleyDog (Original post)

Fri May 17, 2019, 04:57 AM

May 2019

If they insisted I would get up and walk out and find another provider. It is an invasion of privacy. You have no idea who is getting that information on the other end of that camera or recorder.

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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