Guest guest Posted April 24, 2001 Report Share Posted April 24, 2001 Joe Wrote: > OHSU is a fine and very large teaching hospital. I feel > that their approach is basically flawed, however. > Surgeons are treated like Gods and patients and their > families (and guardians) are treated like necessary > impediments to the surgeons making the decisions they > were trained to make. I think this is legally > questionable and operatively mistaken. But that is my > opinion and if I correctly recall, they haven't asked for > that lately. > > Yep, I'd day that approach is flawed-- in today's market with more informed medical consumers, that sort of nonsense will be what gets law suits filed-- In fact, when is feeing better, I highly recomend she see a competant mal=practice attorney-- the way her Dr's office ignored her complaints and " blamed " her for having some wierd pain is totally unacceptable. If they had responded appropriately, she would have been refered to an ER or to her PMD for testing. She still would have had the problem, but it would have been addressed sooner and the peritonitis would not have been as bad. What a nightmare. Nan E.(paralegal in a personal injury law firm and pre-approval) __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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