Real cases
A wrong record, as we file it: the record was wrong, and correcting it was hard or refused.
Published October 2024 to October 2026, found in sources in 30 languages: 68 of all 442 cases. By region, 4 in Africa, 9 in the Americas, 15 in Asia, 33 in Europe, 4 in the Middle East and 3 in Oceania. Of these, a regulator or court decided 26, the organization involved admitted 11, 29 are allegations not decided and 2 are a person's own account. The sources: 12 decisions by regulators and ombudsmen, 2 court judgments, 1 accounts on a parliament's official record and 53 reports by edited news outlets. 12 decisions are known to us from a news report of it. The list last changed on October 7, 2026.
Each case is filed under one kind of problem when it is written, by the rule above; the cases here are the ones filed under it. These cases are not a sample: they show what is published and findable, not how common wrong records are.
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all cases that month cases filed as record wrong a month not yet over every panel on the same scale, 0 to 15 cases a month
Each bar counts the cases whose source was published that month, October 2024 to October 2026, by region. Pick a kind of problem to see its share of each bar. Counts show what was published and what our searches found, not how often problems happen. October 2026 runs only to October 3, 2026, the newest source date, so its bars are drawn as outlines. Every case as a spreadsheet (CSV).
| Month | Africa | Americas | Asia | Europe | Middle East | Oceania | All |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 2024 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| November 2024 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| December 2024 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| January 2025 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| February 2025 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| March 2025 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| April 2025 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| May 2025 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
| June 2025 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| July 2025 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| August 2025 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 4 |
| September 2025 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| October 2025 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| November 2025 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| December 2025 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 7 |
| January 2026 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 3 |
| February 2026 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 5 |
| March 2026 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 5 |
| April 2026 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| May 2026 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| June 2026 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| July 2026 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 6 |
| August 2026 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
| September 2026 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 5 |
| October 2026 (so far) | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| All | 4 | 9 | 15 | 33 | 4 | 3 | 68 |
| How settled | Africa | Americas | Asia | Europe | Middle East | Oceania | All |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A regulator or court decided | 2 | 2 | 3 | 17 | 2 | 0 | 26 |
| The organization admitted the problem | 0 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 0 | 2 | 11 |
| Alleged, not decided | 2 | 6 | 9 | 9 | 2 | 1 | 29 |
| The person's own account | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| All | 4 | 9 | 15 | 33 | 4 | 3 | 68 |
| Kind of source | Africa | Americas | Asia | Europe | Middle East | Oceania | All |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Regulator and ombudsman decisions | 0 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 0 | 0 | 12 |
| Court judgments | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Parliament records | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| News reports | 2 | 9 | 14 | 21 | 4 | 3 | 53 |
| All | 4 | 9 | 15 | 33 | 4 | 3 | 68 |
· Bao Dong Nai
A provincial health department official reported common record faults found across facilities: diagnoses not updated, test results not assessed, sections that contradict each other and orders with no clear link to the patient's condition. No facility was named.
From a Vietnamese source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case VNM-S005 on Real cases Vietnam: the country page
· Paragraf.bg · archived copy
Complaints that electronic records list care patients never received rose 68.75 percent in July and August 2026 over a year earlier. The health fund links the rise to wider use of the eZdrave app.
From a Bulgarian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case BGR-S003 on Real cases Bulgaria: the country page
· Diario Libre
Prosecutors say former staff of a health insurer took confidential member data and filed 4,363 authorizations for services members never sought. Interviewed members said they never requested, signed or received them.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case DOM-S003 on Real cases Dominican Republic: the country page
· Law Issue (로이슈)
A court fined a dentist one million won for writing a smaller medication amount in a patient's record than was actually given, and for recording health checks that were never carried out.
From a Korean source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case KOR-S004 on Real cases South Korea: the country page
· Gospodari.com · archived copy
A new eZdrave feature asks patients whether they attended each recorded visit. Within weeks they had sent 1,760 reports of exams, test results and hospital stays they did not recognise, and 560 checks had begun.
From a Bulgarian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case BGR-S002 on Real cases Bulgaria: the country page
· The Express Tribune
Police finished an inquiry into medical reports allegedly faked to justify a procedure on a woman at a private hospital in Sindh. The provincial healthcare commission will have experts review all records and hear both sides.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case PAK-S003 on Real cases Pakistan: the country page
· The Standard
Over 9,000 people flagged more than 24,000 entries in their national health app history as wrong. The ministry told a parliamentary committee about a quarter of checked entries were staff data-entry errors and others reflected performance targets, not care given.
From a Thai source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case THA-S002 on Real cases Thailand: the country page
· Sudovo-yurydychna hazeta (sud.ua)
A man said he was never examined, yet a military medical commission certified him fit for service. Asked by the court for the examination file and doctors' findings, the commission produced only the certificate, so the court annulled it.
From a Ukrainian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case UKR-S001 on Real cases Ukraine: the country page
· ABC News · archived copy
A patient agreed to have a specialist appointment transcribed by an AI tool. She later found a letter to her GP claimed something she says she never said. After she complained, the specialist apologised and corrected it.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case AUS-S001 on Real cases Australia: the country page
· The Active (Thai PBS)
Affected people said their national health app history listed treatments they never had, one with 16 false entries. One said an insurance claim could not proceed. They want false entries deleted in writing and those responsible identified.
From a Thai source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case THA-S003 on Real cases Thailand: the country page
· Агенција за заштита на личните податоци (AZLP), North Macedonia · archived copy
A referral was issued in a patient's name on a day she received no care, carrying someone else's health data. Further referrals and reports followed. The regulator fined the hospital, its director and the doctor; a court upheld it.
From a Macedonian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case MKD-S001 on Real cases North Macedonia: the country page
· Ajker Patrika · archived copy
A patient's X-ray report described the image as normal although a specialist saw clear signs of injury on the film. The diagnostic centre admitted the error, saying it happened while reports were obtained remotely by email.
From a Bangla source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case BGD-S002 on Real cases Bangladesh: the country page
· ABC News · archived copy
Another woman's appointments and tests were added to a patient's health record. When the other woman died, police wrongly told the patient's family that the patient had died. Mercy Health apologised.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case AUS-S002 on Real cases Australia: the country page
· El País
Relatives searching for people after the earthquakes say hospital patient lists held entries that were not names at all, only question marks or single letters, and that some people lost all trace during transfers between hospitals.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case VEN-S001 on Real cases Venezuela: the country page
· Swiss Federal Supreme Court (Bundesgericht), 6B_310/2025
Patients asked a practitioner for their records and did not get them. Before police questioning he created a new electronic file showing one treatment where the original showed three. The court upheld his forgery conviction.
From a German source; summary ours.
Record wrong A court decided Case CHE-S001 on Real cases Switzerland: the country page
· Naya Patrika
A newspaper reports that a hospital submitted a claim with false bills for care it never gave an insured patient, and repeat claims for one patient, before the Health Insurance Board spotted and rejected them.
From a Nepali source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case NPL-S001 on Real cases Nepal: the country page
· Respublika.lt (Vakaro žinios)
Women received text invitations from a clinic they had never used. The clinic blamed a backend fault in an information system shared with other providers, could not say how many people were reached, and said no data left the system.
From a Lithuanian source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case LTU-S005 on Real cases Lithuania: the country page
· Daily Naya Diganta · archived copy
A patient's family filed a complaint that a clinic's scan report said normal, while three later scans at other centres found a serious problem. The clinic stood by its report; the local health officer promised an investigation.
From a Bangla source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case BGD-S004 on Real cases Bangladesh: the country page
· ABC Color
An audit by the Superintendencia de Salud found that the original entry in a patient's digital clinical record at the social security hospital was deleted and replaced six minutes later with a different account. The regulator identified the user responsible.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case PRY-S001 on Real cases Paraguay: the country page
· Skillingaryd.nu
A health declaration belonging to one patient was placed in another patient's record ahead of planned care. The error was found later. The region reported it under the serious-incident law, saying the wrong information could have affected safety.
From a Swedish source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case SWE-S005 on Real cases Sweden: the country page
· NewTimes.kz · archived copy
Users of the national health app reported seeing other people's test results in their accounts. One woman said a clinic told her she was recorded as dead and had been removed from its patient list.
From a Russian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case KAZ-S004 on Real cases Kazakhstan: the country page
· Sangbad Sarabela · archived copy
A patient's scan report from a diagnostic centre contained entries that contradicted each other, and a doctor reading it gave alarming advice. A repeat test elsewhere found nothing wrong. The centre apologised in writing.
From a Bangla source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case BGD-S001 on Real cases Bangladesh: the country page
· RNZ
Health NZ acknowledged that two people with near-identical details can be linked to one National Health Index number, and that some may have received the wrong care as a result. It said it keeps no central record of such cases.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case NZL-S004 on Real cases New Zealand: the country page
· Emarat Al Youm · archived copy
The emirate's health regulator closed five facilities and suspended staff pending referral to prosecutors. Inspections found sick notes issued without examining patients and manipulation of medical data, among other licensing violations.
From an Arabic source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case ARE-S003 on Real cases United Arab Emirates: the country page
· StopCor
Investigators say a family doctor registered 1,731 patient declarations in the national e-health system without people's knowledge, using altered names, birth dates and addresses, to claim state payments for care never given.
From a Ukrainian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case UKR-S003 on Real cases Ukraine: the country page
· The Kathmandu Post
Prosecutors charged 32 people, including hospital operators and doctors, accused of fabricating records and issuing separate bills for patients on one flight to support inflated insurance claims for foreign trekkers.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case NPL-S002 on Real cases Nepal: the country page
· Nemzeti Adatvédelmi és Információszabadság Hatóság (NAIH), annual report on 2025, case NAIH-9859/2025
A health institution uploaded another person's outpatient visit sheet into a patient's national record because they shared a name. The regulator found the record inaccurate and faulted the institution for not reporting the resulting breach.
From a Hungarian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case HUN-S003 on Real cases Hungary: the country page
· Daily Express (Uganda)
A clinic recorded a wrong test result for a man that later tests did not support, and acted on it for years. The error surfaced when he applied for a benefit. The High Court found negligence and awarded damages.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case UGA-S001 on Real cases Uganda: the country page
· Stiripesurse.ro
A patient complained that a private clinic kept their health insurance card. When it was returned, the discharge papers recorded treatment sessions the national insurer says were fictitious. The insurer applied a contractual penalty to the clinic.
From a Romanian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case ROU-S004 on Real cases Romania: the country page
· Crater Sky, via Yemen Vibe
A relative says a hospital lab recorded a test value far outside the normal range. A doctor doubted it and ordered a retest elsewhere, which came back normal, pointing to a broken machine.
From an Arabic source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case YEM-S002 on Real cases Yemen: the country page
· KNR · archived copy
Decisions in a government compensation scheme for care given without consent were postponed. The responsible minister said officials must travel around the country to find records, and that records were not always correctly kept.
From a Danish source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case GRL-S002 on Real cases Greenland: the country page
· RBC-Ukraine
The national health service said some clinics put inflated or invented entries into patients' electronic records to raise payments, and it ended contracts with several. Patients have reported finding visits in their records that never happened.
From a Ukrainian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case UKR-S002 on Real cases Ukraine: the country page
· Comissão de Acesso aos Documentos Administrativos (CADA), Parecer 48/2026
A patient in the Algarve asked for a clinical report needed for care abroad. The patient says the hospital then resent an earlier report with only the date changed; the commission told it to check and supply what was missing.
From a Portuguese source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case PRT-S003 on Real cases Portugal: the country page
· Svet24
A patient received a test report carrying another person's name and findings, and only learned of the mistake when his doctor pointed it out. The Ministry of Health called this kind of mix-up a serious safety incident.
From a Slovenian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case SVN-S005 on Real cases Slovenia: the country page
· Asr Iran · archived copy
Pharmacists say drugs dropped from a prescription are often not recorded, so the national e-prescription system shows a complete prescription while the patient received only part of it.
From a Persian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case IRN-S004 on Real cases Iran: the country page
· DV
A patient told the parliamentary ombudsman that two doctors entered false information in their health record and that access requests were mishandled. A complaint to the Directorate of Health had been pending for more than three years.
From an Icelandic source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case ISL-S005 on Real cases Iceland: the country page
· Necenzurirano.si
A patient says his first imaging report described the wrong part of the body and a corrected report mentioned a procedure that was never done, suggesting a mix-up with another patient. He says staff told him mistakes happen.
From a Slovenian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case SVN-S004 on Real cases Slovenia: the country page
· Grupo R Multimedio (La R)
An anonymous staff member at a private health provider told a newspaper that records are often filled in after care and adjusted, so complications are minimised or left out of the patient's record.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case URY-S002 on Real cases Uruguay: the country page
· Philstar.com
The national health insurer said it was investigating about 1,000 suspected ghost patient claims in the Cordillera region, where members were recorded as treated when they were not. Members spotted them after receiving text alerts.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case PHL-S002 on Real cases Philippines: the country page
· Riigikontroll (National Audit Office of Estonia), report to the Riigikogu · archived copy
A patient asked a provider to correct data it had sent to the national health system. The provider said the entries were right and would not discuss it. The audit office said this broke the provider's complaints rules.
From an Estonian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case EST-S002 on Real cases Estonia: the country page
· Riigikontroll (National Audit Office of Estonia), report to the Riigikogu · archived copy
Checking the national patient portal, a patient found that a family doctor whose list they were not on had recorded a diagnosis and treatment for them. The audit office warned that a misleading history can affect later care decisions.
From an Estonian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case EST-S003 on Real cases Estonia: the country page
· Riigikontroll (National Audit Office of Estonia), report to the Riigikogu · archived copy
For years, documents sent to the national system carried a diagnosis code one letter away from the right one, recording an unrelated finding. The audit office noted such errors can mislead treatment and harm a person's reputation and job prospects.
From an Estonian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case EST-S004 on Real cases Estonia: the country page
· t-online · archived copy
Seeking private insurance, a man opened his electronic patient record and found three diagnoses he says do not apply to him, billed during routine visits. Insurers saw him as high risk. Only the treating doctor can correct them.
From a German source; summary ours.
Record wrong The person's own account Case DEU-S003 on Real cases Germany: the country page
· Diario Libre
A woman found her health insurance file listed an unknown man as her husband. The regulator fined the insurer, which moved 1,708 people onto its books without consent between 2023 and 2025 using invented family records.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case DOM-S001 on Real cases Dominican Republic: the country page
· El Observador · archived copy
A patient found entries in his digital health record showing medicines given in a hospital department he says he never visited. He complained to the hospital, says no clear answer came, and went public. Officials say it is being investigated.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case CRI-S004 on Real cases Costa Rica: the country page
· Hetq · archived copy
Former doctors told investigative reporters that hospital management entered names of people who were not ill as state-funded patients, inflating patient numbers. The health ministry referred the claims to anti-corruption investigators; management called them absurd.
From an Armenian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case ARM-S001 on Real cases Armenia: the country page
· Antigua.news · archived copy
A formal complaint to the Ministry of Health alleges that staff at a public hospital falsified a patient's records to justify keeping her longer. The Ministry opened an internal review and has not published findings.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case ATG-S002 on Real cases Antigua and Barbuda: the country page
· РАПСИ
A man in the Astrakhan region found his record held a relative's history, entered when the relative was treated under his documents. Another hospital refused him care. The cassation court overturned his damages award, finding the error his own.
From a Russian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case RUS-S003 on Real cases Russia: the country page
· Valstybinė duomenų apsaugos inspekcija (State Data Protection Inspectorate of Lithuania)
While handling a records transfer, a nurse at a health centre registered a visit the patient never made, then deleted it. The regulator accepted the centre's fixes and rejected the complaint as posing no real risk.
From a Lithuanian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case LTU-S004 on Real cases Lithuania: the country page
· Chronicles of Turkmenistan (Хроника Туркменистана)
Teachers describe paying a bribe to have their required medical record books filled in, and one says a clinic doctor took samples but issued a certificate of normal results two hours later without checking them.
From a Russian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case TKM-S002 on Real cases Turkmenistan: the country page
· Institucija ombudsmena za ljudska prava Bosne i Hercegovine · archived copy
A patient asked a public health centre to amend her health record and heard nothing for two years. The ombudsman found no formal decision had been made and told the centre to decide at once.
From a Bosnian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case BIH-S001 on Real cases Bosnia and Herzegovina: the country page
· National Assembly of Zambia, Committee on Health, Community Development and Social Services
Evidence summarised by a parliamentary committee said the national health insurer's own database still held inaccurate patient records, so some hospital claims were rejected because patients' sex was wrongly recorded as male.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case ZMB-S003 on Real cases Zambia: the country page
· NRK · archived copy
Doctors said moving 25 years of patient records into a new system produced missing documents, absent operation notes and wrong dates. The regional health authority confirmed only about half of 200 million documents had been moved.
From a Norwegian source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case NOR-S002 on Real cases Norway: the country page
· Emarat Al Youm · archived copy
The health regulator closed four facilities that sold sick leave over a messaging app, collecting ID photos and health details, then recorded visits that never happened in people's medical files and forged consent signatures.
From an Arabic source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case ARE-S002 on Real cases United Arab Emirates: the country page
· Pharmacy Business · archived copy
A survey of 1,800 adults for the patient watchdog found 23% had noticed mistakes or gaps in their NHS records, including wrong personal details, wrong medication and conditions they never had. Most said the errors caused problems.
Record wrong The person's own account Case GBR-S005 on Real cases United Kingdom: the country page
· Onliner (people.onliner.by) · archived copy
A clinic emailed a patient a lab report with a serious finding that was false. The city health committee confirmed a template error and reprimanded the doctor; the clinic apologised and a court awarded damages.
From a Russian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case BLR-S001 on Real cases Belarus: the country page
· Information and Data Protection Commissioner (Malta) · archived copy
A private provider filled in a patient's file with an address taken from the electoral register, years out of date. Despite repeated requests it did not correct it, and medical reports reached the current occupants. Fines totalled €20,000.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case MLT-S002 on Real cases Malta: the country page
· National Human Rights Commission of Korea
After a patient died in hospital, the commission found staff had, as a routine practice, recorded a doctor as giving orders that the doctor never gave. It referred hospital staff to prosecutors and recommended changes to the law.
From a Korean source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case KOR-S001 on Real cases South Korea: the country page
· News24.az · archived copy
An outlet reports that a private clinic's laboratory gave a patient an incorrect negative test result. The Ministry of Health responded that screening results outside the specialist centre must be confirmed there.
From an Azerbaijani source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case AZE-S003 on Real cases Azerbaijan: the country page
· Public Defender (Ombudsman) of Georgia, National Preventive Mechanism · archived copy
On a monitoring visit, the Public Defender's team found the clinic's patient files held almost no entries and often lacked lab results and specialist notes. It tied the gaps to overworked doctors and staff shortages.
From a Georgian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case GEO-S002 on Real cases Georgia: the country page
· ADN Cuba
The outlet reports a patient's account that a specialist made no entry at all in his medical record after a consultation.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case CUB-S004 on Real cases Cuba: the country page
· El Watan · archived copy
A patient told El Watan that a first laboratory reported an alarming test result. Repeat tests at two other laboratories did not confirm it, and she concluded the first result was an error.
From a French source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case DZA-S001 on Real cases Algeria: the country page
· KP.UA
Prosecutors named a doctor as a suspect for entering at least 22 false appointment records over two years for women who had never met him. The women discovered the entries themselves and went to police.
From a Ukrainian source; summary ours.
Record wrong Alleged, not decided Case UKR-S004 on Real cases Ukraine: the country page
· High Court for Zambia (Judiciary of Zambia)
In a negligence case, the High Court found a nurse had shaded over an original entry on a patient's form instead of striking it out. It accepted this was human error and dismissed the claims.
Record wrong A court decided Case ZMB-S001 on Real cases Zambia: the country page
· La Nación · archived copy
A patient found a specialist appointment he never requested in his digital health record. The public insurer said a clerk mistyped an ID number, cancelled the appointment and said it has no statistics on similar errors.
From a Spanish source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case CRI-S002 on Real cases Costa Rica: the country page
· SVT Nyheter
Within days of a large region switching record systems, staff reported record information that was missing or disappeared, plus failures registering and finding patients. The region reported the system to the medical products regulator and paused it.
From a Swedish source; summary ours.
Record wrong The organization admitted the problem Case SWE-S002 on Real cases Sweden: the country page
· Garante per la protezione dei dati personali · archived copy
A patient said a hospital put a report in her electronic health record without telling her. When she asked for it to be hidden, the system created a replacement dated the day of the change. The regulator issued a warning.
From an Italian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case ITA-S004 on Real cases Italy: the country page
· zdrave.net
Insured people using the eZdrave app found medical activities in their electronic records that had never been carried out. After checks, the national health fund imposed fines, partly ended contracts and recovered money paid.
From a Bulgarian source; summary ours.
Record wrong A regulator decided Case BGR-S001 on Real cases Bulgaria: the country page
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