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I went to a dermatologist with a personal.i told her not to notify my gp.she did without my consent.is this appropriate.
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Communicating MD: If it was pertinent to your overall care.. i think it would be appropriate to notify the GP. This is standard of care in America to communicate
Answered 11/10/2014
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