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My name is William Rist, and currently there is an issue inside the Denver Va hospital concerning physicians who have put information into my medical records without my knowledge or consent, which is a violation of patient rights.
If you are a veteran within the VA Health care system, then it is important for you to copy your VA medical records. I am a veteran who has been violated twice by physicians both on active-duty as well as in the VA healthcare system.
I believe that veterans need to pay more attention to the activity of what physicians are doing. In my case there has been tampering of my medical records on both active duty and in the VA healthcare system without my knowledge or consent. Veterans are protecting "America" but who is protecting the veterans in our healthcare system?
I would encourage all veterans on both active-duty and in the VA healthcare system, to copy your medical records and to obtain a copy of your patient rights and responsibilities. Veterans need to protect veterans and their families, against medical malpractice in the healthcare system.
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Posted by Veterans Today on Oct 9 2008, With 0 Reads, Filed under Health. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
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Any time a Physician prescribes medications or diagnoses, he has a responsibility to inform the patient. I am proving that physicians are diagnosing veterans with mental disorders, without clinical evidence to support the diagnosis. I have a letter from a top Psychiatrist, that says t diagnoses are based only on symptoms alone, which would be dangerous. I will be requesting new legislation from Washington DC, that says Physicians cannot diagnose without clinical testing to support the diagnosis. So, many people die by the hand of Physicians, who make frivolous guesses. I will continue to expose medical malpractice against our veterans. Veterans, have the right to question the ethics of Physicians, especially when the veteran can prove negligence. Veterans protect America, but who is protecting the veteran?
They did the very same to me. It may sound selfish, but very glad to know I’m not the only one.
Best Regards,
Josh