OK. So about the incident that happened at the hospital which was explained in the last two posts : I have talked to ChatGPT about it and Brother recommends probably just getting all my records from the hospital with everything that's been recorded about the people who all worked on me and what their names and positions are, and all the procedures they carried out. Then, after reviewing what they have recorded at the hospital, I should make my complaint as a "possible" professional misconduct issue to The College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, CPSBC. ChatGPT does think that my complaint about the uninformed consent from the nurse about an intimate procedure is valid to report. And thinks that the other claim about the surgeon's participation in this is best left to speculation of the CPSBC.
(Update, October 6th) : After accessing my records and consulting a colorectal surgeon specialist, I found that the claim will not need to be made for the uninformed consent from the nurse because a) It turns out it was a doctor, not a nurse, and I was mistaken. I gave my consent for the digital rectal exam as "If you are a doctor" which they are. I thought later that it turned out that person was a nurse, but it turns out in the end that's not true and I was mistaken at a later point. And b) It turns out that doctor had reason to believe that an MRI may be very hard to get intime, making a digital exam an fairly reasonable choice for more immediate ER style addressing of a possible fistula. It is not very standard, but I feel that came from concern for my more immediate wellbeing. However, I am still making the claim about the surgeon who was consulted for a second opinion after the rectal exam. That surgeon told me that if I have a fistula "That's Chron's Disease" and that is not true, nor is it likely — and it was a very terrifying thing to say to someone. Even if sae had said "That COULD BE Chron's Disease, the chances are only 1 or 2% or so. I believe that fails to meet professional standards.
It may be up to a week before I can access the records from the hospital, because it takes a couple days to verify my identity through the app, and then it will be up to 4 days before it shows up on the app with any of these records for me. I've also requested it printed by mail but that takes 30 days though. So I guess it's fine to just use the online. And I know where I need to go to make my report. So I'm going to do that before I show it as an abuse claim on my MeToo list of abuse things I've experienced, just so that I can understand that when I say the word abuse, what context this is in, in comparison to how this incident is treated by CPSBC. There's no proof that the incident happened for motivation of sexual gratification of the individuals, but there is also no way to know what was going on in their heads. So that's the only thing. It was nothing that can be proven it was for sexual gratification which might be one issue for me to consider in my wording of "abuse". But I'll have plenty of time to think about it.
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