爱康国宾“漏诊门”调查落地：违规被罚，但病历之争仍在僵持

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing dispute between Aikang Guobin and lawyer Zhang Xiaoling has seen new developments, with the Beijing Municipal Health Commission confirming violations by Aikang Guobin's clinics, leading to administrative penalties. However, the authenticity of medical records remains contested [1][9]. Group 1: Violations and Penalties - Aikang Guobin's West Sanqi Clinic was found to have issues such as a physician not registering with multiple practice institutions and missing items in health examination reports, violating the Medical Quality Management Measures [2][10]. - The West Nei Clinic was penalized with a warning and a fine of 2,000 yuan due to unsatisfactory medical waste storage conditions [2][10]. Group 2: Allegations of Medical Misconduct - The investigation also revealed misconduct by a public hospital doctor, Yang Yongkun, who was found to have improperly referred patients to a private rehabilitation hospital, with involved expenses exceeding 200,000 yuan [3][11]. - The Beijing Municipal Health Commission stated that no evidence of falsified laboratory data or examination results was found, a conclusion disputed by Zhang Xiaoling [4][12]. Group 3: Dispute Over Medical Records - Zhang Xiaoling has raised concerns about the clarity and authenticity of the ultrasound images provided by Aikang Guobin, labeling them as "three-no" images (lacking identification) and suggesting potential evidence concealment [5][13]. - The Health Commission plans to organize a medical accident technical appraisal, but Zhang insists that Aikang Guobin must first provide complete and authentic medical records from the past ten years [6][14]. Group 4: Legal Implications - Zhang argues that according to the Medical Institution Medical Record Management Regulations, medical institutions are required to retain outpatient records for at least 15 years. Failure to provide these records could imply liability for Aikang Guobin [6][14]. - As of the latest updates, Aikang Guobin has not publicly responded to the allegations regarding the "three-no" medical records [7][15].