PQ 1099
1099. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Health if it is standard practice in cases in which a patient has an ultrasound carried out in advance of surgery that there would be no record of the date, time and professional that carried out the ultrasound on the report; and if it is also standard practice that there would be no imagery or test results made available to the patient or documented on the patient's clinical records. [21367/20]
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1099. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Health if it is standard practice in cases in which a patient has an ultrasound carried out in advance of surgery that there would be no record of the date, time and professional that carried out the ultrasound on the report; and if it is also standard practice that there would be no imagery or test results made available to the patient or documented on the patient's clinical records. [21367/20]
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- Official source: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/2020-09-08/1099/
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