News Finding: Research re UK pts who record by G Elwyn et al in BMJ today
  
  Maybe up to 15% of consultations now covertly recorded
Paper Finding: They feared that covertly recording an encounter "would be a breach of trust" (interviewee 12) between the patient and clinician, and that as a patient, "you owe the clinician an explanation" (interviewee 13) for wanting to record.
News Context: Research re UK pts who record by G Elwyn et al in BMJ today
  
  Maybe up to 15% of consultations now covertly recorded
Paper Context: The majority of interviewees indicated a desire to record with permission. They feared that covertly recording an encounter "would be a breach of trust" (interviewee 12) between the patient and clinician, and that as a patient, "you owe the clinician an explanation" (interviewee 13) for wanting to record. Interviewees felt like recording and "not asking permission would be like subterfuge" (interviewee 1).