Going through the Past

History records relate patient's past problems to his or her inference about going to a doctor today. During the medical history period, two different things happen: when a patient talks about his or her medical problem, the doctor will shape and confirm the patient's visit. As seen in the episode of "shoulder joint pain", history highlights the doctor of the patient who told her doctor about her past bursitis. At the same time, the doctor tried to offset the patient 's prediction about acute problems with clip' s bursitis.

"They are very long, they are defective, they are unnecessary," she said. "I am seeing patients, I will draw out a list of questions.What does this mean, especially if you are receiving emergency medical care, you need to carefully read past notes." It may be more difficult to summarize than it is necessary to turn over the mountain of paper records. Doctor's handwritten notes are concise and succinct. However, in the case of a computer, the shortcut is to paste the entire information block, such as the entire two-page imaging report, rather than selecting related details. The next doctor has to go through several pages to find really important things. More than 20 patients ride a day, you can see the problem of Sadui.

There is still a long way to go. Through my study I found a report that a dying cancer patient has been driven out of the USCF hospital after she tried to use marijuana inside. I also found a request from the past: a commentary from the New York Times of 2002, where a judge at the third stage of pancreatic cancer in New York was appealing for medical marijuana at the hospital. "This is not a matter of law or order, it is a medical and human rights issue, I am being treated at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and accepting absolute medical gold standards. Medical marijuana should be uncontestable when palliative care is understood as basic human rights and medical rights. "