Bush calls for computerized medical records

Good point...: Yes it is funny there is no just push for health a uniform health care system. Government is good at cheerleading but will not offer meaningful benefits to its citizens as long as it has been commandeered by business interests.

Are they going to have another reporting system that is similar to the Credit Reporting system that is a complete mess that is riddled with errors. Are we going to have the same problems with our medical records as we do with credit reports - commingling with other persons information, a medical version of "identity theft" and little accoutability to correct reports. Oh yes and will we have to deal with more than one reporting agency in a similar way we have to deal with 3 or more credit bureaus? This sounds like another half-baked idea.; Posted by: redstone Posted on: 02/03/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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No Thank You Jeff Spicoli | 02/03/05

Good point... redstone | 02/03/05

Good Article Here Jeff itanalyst | 02/03/05

Oh, come on Bill4 | 02/03/05

My privacy thetwonkey | 02/03/05

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