Gellman R M
Subcommittee on Government Information, Justice, and Agriculture, House Committee on Government Operations, USA.
North Carol Law Rev. 1984 Jan;62(2):255-94.
Because medical records are now more comprehensive than ever before, they increasingly are being demanded for uses both inside and outside of the medical profession. Mr. Gellman contends that existing ethical and legal guidance is inadequate to aid physicians in dealing with the confidentiality issues raised when patient information is requested or demanded from them, and supports this contention by examining the dilemmas faced by physicians presented with such requests or demands. He concludes that ethical and judicial guidance will continue to be inadequate, and that the only practical way to develop suitable guidance is through legislation.
由于医疗记录如今比以往任何时候都更加全面，医疗行业内外对其的需求也越来越大。盖尔曼先生认为，现有的伦理和法律指导不足以帮助医生应对在被要求提供患者信息时所引发的保密问题，并通过审视医生在面对此类要求时所面临的困境来支持这一观点。他得出结论，伦理和司法指导仍将不足，而制定合适指导的唯一可行方法是通过立法。
