With all things, of course, it's a trade-off.  We lived in Scotland for 
about 5 years & found that it was very convenient to have our health 
records centralized - any doctor or hospital could see the entire file, 
with notes, etc.  There were numerous benefits to this, of course 
(changing physicians was a non-issue because the files weren't 
controlled by the physician; going to the hospital didn't involve trying 
to remember what medications you were taking, etc.).

Of course, they're crazy people who have universal healthcare and free 
prescription medicine.

-D

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