Can social security check my pathology?

Unable to find personal case information. Personal case information is stored in hospitals, and health departments in some developed cities have set up citizen health networks, where personal cases and various examination and filming results reports can be found.

If you want to inquire about your case, you can first ask the doctor who treated you to help you write an application to the hospital medical record room and make a copy of your case information for you. This is relatively simple. Usually, the doctor will give it to you when you are ready, as long as you wait. Another way is to go to the medical record room of the hospital yourself, retrieve your case according to your case number (or medical record number) when you were hospitalized, and print it out in the medical record room to take away.

First, the social security card internal information record content:

1. Basic information such as the cardholder's name, gender, citizenship number, and the cardholder's personal status (employment, unemployment, retirement, etc.) are recorded on the social security card face and card. ) marked the card.

2. You can record the cardholder's social insurance payment, pension insurance personal account information, medical insurance personal account information, professional qualifications and skills, working experience, work-related injuries and occupational diseases.

Second, the main functions of the social security card

Social security card is the electronic certificate for workers to work in the field of labor security.

1, you can use your card to see a doctor and settle your personal account with medical insurance.

You can use your card to handle the old-age insurance.

3. You can apply to the relevant departments for job registration and unemployment registration, unemployment insurance benefits and employment training.

4. You can apply for labor ability appraisal with the card and enjoy the treatment of work-related injury insurance.

In addition, the social security card is still the key for workers to open the door to contact the system. With this key, cardholders can query information online and handle labor and social security affairs online in the future.

General provisions on the custody of hospital cases:

Chapter III Custody of Medical Records

Tenth door (emergency) medical records in principle by the patient is responsible for the custody. Medical institutions have outpatient (emergency) medical records or have established electronic outpatient (emergency) medical records. With the consent of patients or their legal representatives, medical institutions can keep outpatient (emergency) medical records.

Hospital medical records are kept by medical institutions.

Eleventh, outpatient (emergency) medical records kept by patients, medical institutions should promptly check the results to patients for safekeeping.

Twelfth, door (emergency) medical records kept by medical institutions, medical institutions shall, within 24 hours after receiving the inspection results, classify the inspection results or input the door (emergency) medical records, and file the door (emergency) medical records within the first working day after the end of each medical activity.

Thirteenth, patients in hospital, hospital medical records by the ward unified custody. Due to medical activities or work needs, the hospital medical records should be taken out of the ward, and the specialized personnel designated by the ward are responsible for carrying and keeping them.

After receiving the examination results and related materials of inpatients, medical institutions shall classify or enter the inpatient medical records within 24 hours.

After the patient is discharged from the hospital, the hospital medical records are kept and managed by the medical record management department or full-time (part-time) staff.

Article 14 Medical institutions shall strictly manage medical records. No one may alter medical records without authorization, and it is strictly forbidden to forge, conceal, destroy, rob or steal medical records.