Patient and Document Processing
I want to add a comment anonymously. I have no complaints against doctors Inara Punduri (a specialist in the method of ultrasonography of superficially placed abdominal organs and blood vessels), the examination was performed qualitatively. But I have a huge suggestion: if a doctor conducts a USG examination - be sure to tell the patient what she has found (not "you will be told by the family doctor") and what she has written in the report. The conclusion of the 21st century must be written legibly or printed on a computer. But if the doctor fills in the typographic form and writes with a pen - the text must be written in understandable Australian letters, without abbreviations, and not like a chicken with a leash: the information must be understandable to everyone - both the patient and the family doctor. Every doctor needs to talk to their patient, because the patient pays for the service - he expects a friendly and professional treatment from the doctor and he has a right to information.
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