Medical Records

For the online exam enthusiasts, what would you think of keeping a file, maybe a word doc or something that tracked your previous exams ?

What would be really fun would be having the doctors forward the file that's password protected so you as the patient can't actually see the little notes being made about you through the exams.

I keep very complete notes on all my exams, online and real-time. It helps me to be able to refer back to certain patients and procedures so that I can see which were real hum-dingers and which were just so-so. Keep the patient happy, that's my motto!

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LadyDoc

I think notes would be a great idea if it's someone you plan on playing with regularly as it gives material to refer back to and expand on.

Great Idea! would be interesting to see notes on the exams and also help to relive them after the exam has happened

This sounds like a fantastic idea! Although as a patient it would be interesting to see the little notes thats were taken during my exams

Love the idea, but I'd like to see the notes about me. It'd be great feedback from a role-play perspective, and important information from a 'medical' perspective.

I can see one issue here: Data Protection. Are the files locked or hidden away or passworded? To be honest I don't think I would want anyone but my "playdoc" having access to personal medical files.

Lee.

All of my patient notes are password protected. I wouldn't dream of ever letting any person, other than the patient himself have access to those notes. To me, they are just as confidential and private as "real" protected health information.

A past on-line patient asked me recently to share my notes with him and I did so. As I re-read them, I had two thoughts, "Wow, that was hot!" and "Damn, I'm good". Looking at those notes again brought back a lot of great memories. I think he felt the same way and perhaps he'll grace us with the favor of his own response.

What he does with those notes is his own business, but I will continue to keep them confidential and away from prying eyes.

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LadyDoc

I retain the responses to my pre-examination questionnaires so that I can refer back if I am examining a patient on a later occasion. If you have a lot of patients, it does help to remind you about the needs and wishes of your patients.

Creating basic medical records for a scene would be helpful especially for those who enjoy the realism. I myself have a chart for my patients in my scenes. Usually its nothing much but I enjoy the realistic touch it gives the scenes. I need to collect some basic questions and stuff into a word document to ask my boys when they come in for their exams.

There is just something about not being able to see the notes that the Doctor takes. The patient should not be able to see all the notes. Just another form of domination 😃

I have a word Document that I use to list the findings of each part of my on line exams that I do using a cam.

Dr Bob

I'd love to see any notes about my exams....

I either write notes on a chart, or dictate notes of my exams.

We have a medical records server in our place that is used for this purpose. It is, however, kept on a private machine, on a private network in our house. That information will never leave that machine.

If we offer anyone a chance to play with us, they have the choice whether or not to use that part of our play scene. If they chose not to, that is completely ok with us, and the machine itself is removed from the room. If paper notes are recorded in any exam, they are destroyed immediately following - we don't keep paper records around, they are too easy to fall into the wrong hands.

I keep a copy of my exam from my doctor every year.

Records of physicals done at school and work should be available to you also.

I keep mine using a program called LYDIA. I store both real and play doc exams that I have had over the years.

That sounds like a good idea

Our med records are kept online via EPIC (MYChart). All doctor visits, exam, lab results and imagery analysis/reports (not the actual imagery) are available on line. If we want the imagery, we simply request it and get in on a CD. Sometimes they charge for the CD. There is free-ware out there for viewing CT scans and MRIs etc. - often they provide the viewing apps on the same CD.

What's nice is you can authorize links MyChart across any clinic/hospital that uses EPIC - so you have all of your mdedical, hospital, PCP, Specialist data accessible through one app. You can decide what info gets shared between doctors In different clinics.

I really like the idea, the problem is finding docs to do an examination in the first place, I've had a medical fetish all my life and had only a handfull of examinations, including only 2 play exams, when what i crave is regular examinations and treatment,

The idea of medical notes being not for the patients eyes enabled doctors to add comments, i've heard tell of peculiarities in character being appended NFN Normal For Norfolk and i'm sure there were many and varied comments for some patients, however now in GB it is possible to see your own notes, which may or may nor be a wise option, therefore a few years ago I paid for copies of my medical notes from the GP and Hospital notes, they were indeed most interesting,

sadly it seems my desires for medicals, as my desires for a relationship, shall not be satisfied.

This thread makes me think. If you are a play doctor, do you keep a “ medical record” for your patients?

This thread makes me think. If you are a play doctor, do you keep a “ medical record” for your patients?

Yes, I do for mine

This thread makes me think. If you are a play doctor, do you keep a “ medical record” for your patients?

Yes of course.

It starts normally with a questionary. The answers provided are the start of the medical record.

The medical record is updated during the process.

When seeing a patient more often, I also see the relationship and examination changing in a good, more intens, way.

Speaking for myself.

I record all notes for real exams in clinic/hospital. Patients have access to them too.

For play exam: I dont take any notes or keep a chart. I dont have too many play-patients too. Ones whom i have met, i remember their history and also the exams…

Even hospital records have been hacked before..

Even hospital records have been hacked before..

That's why I have always been very careful what I divulge to my Doctor. I had to give my employer Medical Record Access - and, although they would only use it if they were doing some sort of investigation, there were things I did not want them to know should they ever look. Also, with the multiple access methods now between clinics and hospitals, it seems the probability of a leak is much greater.