The hospital medical records are wrong. Can you change it?

First of all, it is clear that medical records cannot be changed at will.

But if you really make a mistake, you must correct it or you can correct it. There are two specific ways.

1, find the attending doctor to change:

If there is an error in the medical record, you can go back to the original place and explain the situation to the attending physician.

If the situation is true, the doctor will modify the problematic part according to the Basic Specification for Medical Record Writing. After the revision, the doctor should submit a written application, submit it to the relevant leaders for signature, and then affix the official seal of the hospital.

We had a client who insured her mother with long-term medical insurance. Her mother was hospitalized with cerebral hemorrhage and wanted to upload information to apply for compensation after discharge.

However, after watching our video, I am very cautious about the claim. As a result, it was really found that the medical record said "hypertension level 3", but my mother did not have hypertension level 3, so he complained to the hospital for reexamination and revised the medical record. Then upload the medical record again and make a good medical insurance claim.

2, seek the help of the hospital medical department:

A mistake in the doctor's medical record means a mistake in his work, and the doctor may be punished. So doctors naturally don't want to change their minds. If doctors really can't talk, then we can only turn to the medical department that specializes in handling medical disputes for help.

If the medical department is unwilling, but it has a great impact on claims, it can only take legal channels. In short, it is really not easy to change the medical record.