So why not record a doctor visit?
Ethics Forum
American Medical News
November 5, 2012
Why not take advantage of
existing technology by recording the patient-physician encounter? Wouldn’t
recording the visit actually improve good communication?
Recording the visit raises
several legal and ethical issues. Legally, the parties to the conversation
should consent to the recording. The minimum standard set by federal law
requires that at least one party to the conversation consent to the taping.
Many states set a higher standard, requiring that all parties to the
conversation consent to being recorded.
The ethical implications
are more far-reaching.
Labels: medical ethics; physician patient relationship; bioethics; clinical and organizational ethics
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