found this graph demonstrating how āprivateā health information is shared in one state
extra irony points because despite the circlejerk of sharing I still canāt see notes authored by doctors in the office building next door which wouldā¦I dunnoā¦be actually helpful in treating acutely ill patients 
nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z would love this IMO.. or maybe I am wrong š
I have no social media aside from nostr, no go*gle accounts etc and went to the doctor, didnāt text or tell anyone what I was there for.
As soon as I use my work computer an hour after leaving (which I donāt use for any personal log ins whatsoever), ads for the exact prescription everywhere š¤”š
lol thatās wild
So I assume the government collects all, knows all, and is the keeper of patients knowledge.
But the doctors, and patients, have virtually so little information for the doctors to be able to help them?
I asked my doctor what my blood type was and he was reluctant and didnāt tell me. ffs
tbf depending on how long youāve been with that pcp he may not know as ABO/Rh typing isnāt typically included on a routine CBC for primary prevention purposes. Only time I order those is when I think/know someone is going to need a blood transfusion to ensure compatibility. That being said, if you ever had surgery, donated blood, etc. it should be able to be found in the records (somewhere)
but thatās the pointā¦he may not have those recordsā¦another entity might š¤Ŗ
