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医生可能不必要地分享了太多患者的敏感信息,甚至患者对此一无所知,更不用说做到知情同意了。在最近英国全国艾滋病信托慈善机构组织的“保密与人类免疫缺陷病毒(HIV)”的圆桌会议上,一位患者叙述了她的经历1。她曾由她的全科医生转诊到皮肤专科医生。在会诊前,门诊护士问她怎么被感染上HIV的。患者根本不知道其HIV感染状况会被共享,更糟糕的是患者认为自己受到了指责,因为她解读了门诊护士的评论
Doctors may unnecessarily share too many sensitive patient information, and even patients know nothing about it, let alone do it. At a recent roundtable on “Confidentiality and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)” organized by the National HIV Trusts and Charities in Britain, one patient recounted her experiences1. She was referred by her GP to a dermatologist. Before the consultation, the outpatient nurse asked her how she was infected with HIV. Patients do not know at all that their HIV status will be shared, and even worse, patients think they have been blamed for interpreting outpatient nurses’ comments