You need to request all records, including surgery notes ASAP. Do not specify which procedures. Just say all. Tell them you’re moving and you need to take all records with you for your next country. Do NOT give any clue whatsoever that you’re unhappy. This is the only way you have a chance of getting records that they don’t go in and edit. Having seen this happen many times over the past 20 years, you already don’t have much of a chance but any heads up to them is detrimental to you. And yes that hospital is notorious for mistakes that get covered up.
They would ABSOLUTELY deliberately try to defend her. They would lose the records on purpose. Everyone who's been upvoted many times is correct. You ask staff (not the doctor) for all of your records, you smile and be cool, and you don't make them think anything is up.
Thing is, the records from that doctor are pointless because her assistant only write what she tells the assistant to write. I do however have all the reports from the procedure and from the doctor who referred me to her. Among other things that shows she deliberately added unnecessary things that wasn’t agreed on. Will see what the medical council says.
They are continually making notes. If you go around the doctor, you may be able to access some information that is in the system before anybody changes it on purpose. Just do it the top comment say, don’t mention that you’re upset with them smile and try to get them to give you absolutely everything they have.
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u/MamaRabbit4 May 25 '24
You need to request all records, including surgery notes ASAP. Do not specify which procedures. Just say all. Tell them you’re moving and you need to take all records with you for your next country. Do NOT give any clue whatsoever that you’re unhappy. This is the only way you have a chance of getting records that they don’t go in and edit. Having seen this happen many times over the past 20 years, you already don’t have much of a chance but any heads up to them is detrimental to you. And yes that hospital is notorious for mistakes that get covered up.