HELP PLEASE MRI Scan was misread

[Family Man]

Usualy any system that allows the imput of data, allows that data to be edited. I'm not sure of the name of the computer system the NHS uses as a whole though. It could be that different PCTs use different IT systems.

 

If you're looking for proof of a medication, if that medication was prescribed, the pharmacist it was dispensed by might have a record of you and all medications dispensed to you, this might be worth looking into. Also, most prescriptions come in 2 halves, one is usualy a repeat slip if the medication is on repeat, and one half the pharmacist keeps. Also if you've seen other medical consultants or specialists, they should also have a record of you, even if your GP does not or has tampered with it.

 

Thanks, I thought this was the case as I have proven - My village pharmacist gave me a list of all medication that was issued to me via my GP..This then rang a bell, so I contacted my life assurance company and I have a copy of the medical report that was sent to them and this medication is also on this report.

 

Thanks again...I just need to get this sorted so I have some firepower for next week..

 

Regards

[lady-in-red]

good luck family man

[Ady Saxman]

Hi Family Man, a woeful story of medical malpractice!

 

 

Where did you get the information that the crown court will not allow medical research from outside of the NHS?

 

 

It's a wonder that you have radiological opinions that differ from the original 'cancer diagnosis'.

 

 

Usually, like Sali has said above, it's a 'circle the wagons mentality' and you don't get a 'differing of opinion' at all.

[citizenB]

Ady saxman, this thread is 6 years old ?

[Ady Saxman]

Ady saxman, this thread is 6 years old ?

 

Some of those who posted could still be alive????