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Comment Re:Perfect security (Score 1) 460

"They could. Granted those, unlike the towers, typically have armed patrols and are quite difficult to get in to."

Not at all. As numerous environmental groups demonstrated, you just have to write a letter asking for a visit and ring the front door.

Comment Re:Not in the US (Score 1) 96

"Why the funk not just send the damn data to the doctor immediately, and let him/her spend any downtime ("there's always patients cancelling") to review the data?"

Because then the doctor and the radiologist will make deals behind your back and bill your insurance senseless, because you are no longer in the middle to check if they don't overdo it.

Comment Not in the US (Score 2) 96

" if a patient has the means and the interest to look at the data from a doctor's medical scans, she can."

I'm from Luxembourg, Europe and here all the scans have been done on CDs and DVDs for over a decade now and handed out to us patients, not the doctors. As soon as CDs got cheaper than chemical they switched, I must say I was impressed at the time.

For a copy of the lab-tests I have to pay 1€ to have a copy of the results sent to my address.

As almost everywhere on the world, electronic patient files are slow to come so it's like always:

If you want something done properly, do it yourself!

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