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- Alexa247
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 			 	 						14 years 8 months ago				#50035 		by Alexa247 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
 	 				Could I openly tape record my medical assessment? was created by Alexa247			
  			 				My poor sister has already taken days off work to escort me to hospital for treatment this year and it seems unfair to ask her to take even more time off for my medical assessment.
 
Would I be allowed to openly tape record the medical to ensure my answers match what is written in the report or is this just likely to piss off the Nurse / doctor?
  					Would I be allowed to openly tape record the medical to ensure my answers match what is written in the report or is this just likely to piss off the Nurse / doctor?
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 		 			 	 						14 years 8 months ago		 -  14 years 8 months ago		#50037 		by cdcdi1911 	  	 		 			 	   	 			 		 													
 	 				Replied by cdcdi1911 on topic Re:Could I openly tape record my medical assessment?			
  			 				Hi Alexa
 
HCPs are instructed by ATOS to refuse to allow claimants to record medicals, but many people record them covertly. Some have even managed to make an arrangement with ATOS.
 
There has been much discussion on this subject. You will find a lot of information about the subject if you search the forum for recording medicals.
 
Good luck with your medical
 
Derek
  					HCPs are instructed by ATOS to refuse to allow claimants to record medicals, but many people record them covertly. Some have even managed to make an arrangement with ATOS.
There has been much discussion on this subject. You will find a lot of information about the subject if you search the forum for recording medicals.
Good luck with your medical
Derek
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 			 	 						14 years 8 months ago				#50043 		by Alexa247 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
 	 				Replied by Alexa247 on topic Re:Could I openly tape record my medical assessment?			
  			 				Thanks for your help			
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 			 	 						14 years 8 months ago				#50088 		by C.J 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
 	 				Replied by C.J on topic Re:Could I openly tape record my medical assessment?			
  			 				Hi
 
It should be very interesting then, when I ask for speech to text reporter,that will type in large print for me to see and will take a very long time,and discrimination to rush Totally Deaf person, and all this gets recorded and filed. This will be interesting..
  					It should be very interesting then, when I ask for speech to text reporter,that will type in large print for me to see and will take a very long time,and discrimination to rush Totally Deaf person, and all this gets recorded and filed. This will be interesting..
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 			 	 						14 years 8 months ago				#50152 		by penthesili 	  	 		 			 	    			 			 		 													
 	 				Replied by penthesili on topic Re:Could I openly tape record my medical assessment?			
  			 				Absolutely, C J
You could claim that under the Disability Discrimination Act your speech to text reporter is a 'reasonable adjustment' as specified under the act and to deprive you of that would be an infringement.
  					You could claim that under the Disability Discrimination Act your speech to text reporter is a 'reasonable adjustment' as specified under the act and to deprive you of that would be an infringement.
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