Re: OB Videotapes

From: PFC (pfcobb@home.net)
Sun Sep 12 20:56:42 1999


We do not video tape any of our studies. We use hard copy images only. I usually try to take a few hard copy images to send home with the patient. So far we have not had any problems doing this but we will be opening new facility soon and they want a policy in writing. Thanks for your input.

"Philippe Jeanty, MD, PhD" wrote:

> Actually we videotape the whole examination and give it to the patient !
> Just the opposite policy. Remember that if you are sued, all the material
> that you have will be shared during the discovery process, anyways.
>
> Happy patients are less likely to sue you !
>
> Philippe Jeanty, MD, PhD
> http://www.TheFetus.net
> Women's Health Alliance
> Nashville, TN
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: PFC [mailto:pfcobb@home.net]
> Sent: Sunday, September 12, 1999 7:41 PM
> To: OBGYN; sonographer connection
> Subject: OB Videotapes
>
> I know this subject has come up many times but I was not successful in
> trying to find info in the archives.
>
> I need information that will support a decision and formal written policy
> against video taping for the patient. Has anyone been involved in a lawsuit
> or know of any? Are there any guidelines set out by SDMS or ARDMS? We need
> some solid information to pass on to the administrators so that they can
> make and informed decision.
>
> Thanks for your help! BTW, can anyone tell me how to use the archives?
>
> Paige Cobb BS, RDMS, RVT




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