Tuesday, November 02, 2010

Good Doctors Sometimes Commit Malpractice

Good Doctors Sometimes Commit Malpractice
Posted by Gerry Oginski at 12:02 PM

1 comments:

Ron Clark, M.D. said...

There is a big difference between malpractice (deviation in the standard of care) and maloccurence (a less than ideal outcome, which may have been due to the initial injury, a complication of a procedure or medication, or expected disease progression). A preliminary medical review by a physician represents a critical factor in whether an attorney pursues a case. I am an Emergency Physician in Connecticut and am the author of "Surviving the Emergency Room" (Amazon.com). You and your readers may find this book interesting. I have an interest in medical-legal issues and I have found many of your posts both accurate and interesting. -Ron Clark, M.D.

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