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28.3.09

Timing of the Events

All patient-related documentation must be dated.Consultation reports, laboratory and diagnostic resultsmust be manually or electronically initialed and datedwhen they are reviewed. Every patient encounter mustbe documented and dated in the medical record.Where there will be more than one physician makingentries...
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26.3.09

OHIP Documentation Requirements

OHIP and Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care(MOHLTC) requirements may change over time andphysicians should stay abreast of any changes throughOHIP and Ontario Medical Association (OMA)information sources.Physicians must understand their obligations underthe Health Insurance Act and the OHIP Schedule ofBenefits....
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25.3.09

The Daily Diary of Appointments

Maintaining a daily diary of patient appointments isrequired by the regulation4 and must include allprofessional encounters.While some physicians use the diary only to list thepatients seen each day, the daily diary can also containother useful information, such as the patient file andOHIP number, the patient...
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25.3.09

Comply with all Legal Requirements

The medical record is a legal document which recordsevents and decisions that help physicians manage patientcare. A physician following the recommendations in thispolicy will be in compliance with the record keepingrequirements of the College and requirements set out inthe Ontario Regulations made under the Medicine...
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25.3.09

Continuity and Quality in Medical Care

The medical record must “tell the story” of the patientas determined by the physician in the circumstancesin which he or she saw the patient. The componentsnecessary to tell the story are set out in detail below.The record is not just a personal memory aid for theindividual physician who creates it. It must allowother...
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25.3.09

PRINCIPLES of Medical Records

Good medical record keeping is part of providing thebest quality of medical care.Physicians are obligated to make records for each oftheir patients. The primary use of these records is forthe treating physician and other health care professionalsto ascertain the patient’s medical history and identifyproblems...
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