When doctors become mentally disabled
Gene Moen
September 7, 2022
A recent article related the story of an orthopedic surgeon who is being sued for causing hundreds of serious injuries. Over a period of time,
A recent article related the story of an orthopedic surgeon who is being sued for causing hundreds of serious injuries. Over a period of time,
The term “ghost surgeries” refers to a practice in which the designated surgeon attends a small portion of a surgery but the cost of the
Our firm gets numerous medical publications online. Every once in a while I see an article that makes me think: “We really know very little about
Preterm infants may be born with underdeveloped lungs that need a significant amount of support. This need may continue for the baby’s first months of
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In a followup to our prior post about following up on concerning findings, we explore who is responsible for reporting incidental radiology findings. Who was
This is a problem that has plagued medical providers over the years, with varying responses but no definitive solutions. Who is responsible for reporting incidental radiology
Picture this scenario: A surgeon convinced a patient to undergo an unnecessary and expensive major surgery even though a small procedure had already proved successful