I think in most open record systems there's provision for retaining info from the patient in case it could objectively lead to negative consequences, but this is indeed a complicated choice that arises patient by patient.
I think in most open record systems there's provision for retaining info from the patient in case it could objectively lead to negative consequences, but this is indeed a complicated choice that arises patient by patient.
On what grounds? This sounds like a problem with the legal system, not medical transparency. Though I can empathize with medical professionals having to work in the legal system that we have, not a hypothetical perfect one, I'm very apprehensive of restricting transparency on the grounds that, if people saw what was going on, they may take legal action. It may have been frivolous in this case, but...
That's what I had in mind, with potentially legal representants in specific cases (small kids and/or the patient is diagnosed as needing them to step in)
Therapy notes will have a high chance of including observations about these authorized persons and how they affect the patient.