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Can for instance, a cardiologist doctor see records of what i spoke of, with for example the urologist? the assistance also?
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Yes: If the cardiologist requests or receives the records from the urologist. All of your doctors and specialists should have each other's records on you so that they know what is being done and what meds you are on. It reduces mistakes.
Answered 11/1/2013
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