You might have access to some of your medical records digitally, while some might be requested from your hospital through an official request sent by mail. You can download our guide to access your medical records here:
We need the following documents: 1. Latest epicrises from your treating hospital 2. Descriptions of CT/MRI pictures (from radiology) 3. Blood tests including tumour markers (if taken) 4. Histology report/and or genetic analysis (from pathology) 5. Other evaluations and/or reports which is done regarding diagnosis or treatment
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To produce a personalized medical report requires time and resources, and the time spent on each report will vary from case to case. In the first conversation with your patient coordinator mapping out your needs, we will make an estimate for when the report is expected to be finished. We aim for 2-3 weeks from receiving all of your medical records.
The main report which is meant to share with your clinician will be in English. Because the content in the report is complex and meant for your clinician, we provide you with a patient friendly summary. For Norwegian patients, the summary will be in Norwegian. The communication and presentation can be in either English or Norwegian.
If your doctor wishes to receive the report from us and you consent to share the report, we can send it directly to your doctor, but you would have to provide us with the contact details. We will write a cover letter to your doctor to explain how the report is meant to be used. We can also discuss your report with your doctor, or he/she can attend the presentation of the report