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I need some information, Is it legal for a doctor or his representative, To use coercive means to obtain your signature on a Medical Release form ? In this particular instance, The release is not so much as a request for information ,but to be used as a way of opening a channel of communication between my Physiologist and my primary doctor.The coerciveness is the threatening to change my scheduling instead of coming once a week to the Physiologist's office I'm being threatened to daily visits unless I sign the medical release form for my primary care giver's records .Is this lawful,ethical? |
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