Article 24 of the Provisions on the Management of Medical Records of Medical Institutions (2013 Edition), when it is necessary to seal the medical records according to law, the medical records shall be jointly confirmed and the copies of the medical records shall be signed in the presence of the medical institutions or their entrusted agents, patients or their agents. When a medical institution applies for sealing medical records, it shall inform the patient or his agent to seal the medical records together; However, if the patient or his/her agent refuses or gives up to seal the medical record, the medical institution may confirm the medical record under the notarization of the notary institution, and the notary institution shall sign and seal the copy of the medical record. Article 16 of the Regulations on the Handling of Medical Accidents, implemented on September 1, 2002, in case of medical accident disputes, the discussion records of death cases, difficult cases, superior physician rounds, consultation opinions, and course records should be sealed and unsealed in the presence of both doctors and patients. The sealed medical records can be photocopies and kept by medical institutions.