07-02-2008, 06:02 AM
I still don't see anything here that would allow a doctor to release medical information to anyone.
The following is an excerpt from here
A face to face history and good faith examination of the patient from a Hawaii licensed physician is required to complete the medical marijuana evaluation for recommendation or approval of medical marijuana. This primary care provider must develop a treatment plan with objectives, discuss side effects of medical marijuana and perform periodic review of the treatment's efficacy. This primary care provider should use consultation, as necessary, and provide proper record keeping that supports the decision to recommend the use of medical marijuana. Your $25 prequalification fee can apply to our Medical Marijuana evaluation fee of $125 should you choose the service of our Hawaii Licensed physician. ($25 now, and $100 when you visit the Doctor).
Here lies the stickler...
Patients and their primary caregivers will be required to register annually with the Hawaii Department of Public Safety
Why do people need to register with the Hawaii Department of Public Safety? If this is a Medical condition, then should they be registering with the Department of Health?
Public Safety brings in the Law Enforcement side of things.
I Doubt the Department of Health would release medical records.
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It is the way... the way it is.
The following is an excerpt from here
A face to face history and good faith examination of the patient from a Hawaii licensed physician is required to complete the medical marijuana evaluation for recommendation or approval of medical marijuana. This primary care provider must develop a treatment plan with objectives, discuss side effects of medical marijuana and perform periodic review of the treatment's efficacy. This primary care provider should use consultation, as necessary, and provide proper record keeping that supports the decision to recommend the use of medical marijuana. Your $25 prequalification fee can apply to our Medical Marijuana evaluation fee of $125 should you choose the service of our Hawaii Licensed physician. ($25 now, and $100 when you visit the Doctor).
Here lies the stickler...
Patients and their primary caregivers will be required to register annually with the Hawaii Department of Public Safety
Why do people need to register with the Hawaii Department of Public Safety? If this is a Medical condition, then should they be registering with the Department of Health?
Public Safety brings in the Law Enforcement side of things.
I Doubt the Department of Health would release medical records.
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It is the way... the way it is.