Could the government find guns through doctors?
In a routine screening/checkup there are some doctors, from the article its pediatricians during well-child checkups, who may ask questions about guns in the home. https://www.ksl.com/article/46664188/study-pediatricians-less-likely-to-ask-questions-about-gun-safety-after-mass-shootings Some questions I have. Do doctors really need to ask these questions? Is it there place to educate patients on gun safety? What happens with the answers? Does the doctor record the answer in the patient's record? My concern comes with a doctor recording any gun-related answer in the patient's health record. Most of these health records are in a digital format, often fully accessible across the doctor's healthcare network if the doctor is associated with a medical care facility or group. What parts of the health record are shared with insurance companies who process healthcare claims? Health records are supposed to become portable, that is easily transferable among healthcare pr...