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We Know We Are Doing Bad Medicine… But…. Said the Doctor…
There is a summary write-up of a discussion between doctors on MedScape. This is not an article (or video since it contains the video of three doctors’ discussion in addition to the transcript) for public viewing; one must be a published … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting reading, Must Read, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged abuse, administrators, care, diagnose, doctor, doctors, drugs, earning, ethics, hospital, intent, intent to hurt, malpractice, medicine, payment, quality, quality of care, salary, surveys
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Durable Power of Attorney–Why You Need it And Why You Don’t!
This particular little story is from my own experience and so some of you may have different experiences but this may help anyway. I find it important to note that with our ideal presence of mind, in 2007, my mom, husband … Continue reading
Posted in This & That, Thoughts, Why Me
Tagged abuse, advanced directive, advanced durable power of attorney, attorney, coma, conservator, crime, dead, diagnose, die, doctor, doctors, drug, drug overdose, durable power of attorney, fight, health, hospital, hospital care, illness, intent, intent to hurt, law, lawsuit, lawyers, legislature, malpractice, medicine, misdiagnose, misdiagnosed, paralyzed, power of attorney, serotonin, stroke
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Dying Person with Paralyzed Throat given Oral Medication?
Dying Person with Paralyzed Throat given Oral Medication?.
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged abuse, attorney, autopsy, coma, crime, dead, diagnose, die, doctor, doctors, drug overdose, fight, hospital, hospital care, illness, intent, law, lawsuit, lawyers, legislature, malpractice, medicine, misdiagnose, overdose, paralyzed, stroke, sublingual
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Dying Person with Paralyzed Throat given Oral Medication?
Are you ready for the next clueless doctor story? It is about my mom that happened today. I got a call from a person called Miracle at the hospital she is currently–Miracle indeed. She is working in the hospital’s discharge department. … Continue reading
Posted in This & That, Thoughts, Why Me
Tagged abuse, autopsy, coma, crime, dead, diagnose, die, doctor, doctors, drug overdose, fight, hospital care, illness, intent, intent to hurt, law, lawsuit, lawyers, legislature, malpractice, medicine, misdiagnose, overdose, paralyzed, sublingual
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Serotonin, NIH, and Malpractice–totally clueless
So my last night’s story for Clueless Doctors for you. I found a toll free number to the NIH poison center; the one you are supposed to call when you or your child gets poisoned by something and want to … Continue reading
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Tagged attorney, crime, dead, die, doctors, drug overdose, intent, intent to hurt, lawsuit, lawyers, malpractice, NIH, overdose, serotonin
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