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Re: AmenorrheaFrom: R. Daniel Braun (rBraun@IUNET.IUPUI.EDU)Wed Sep 4 16:22:01 1996
Let's forget the liability, Did you do the best thing for the patient ??? Dan
>>> Richard Chudacoff <richardc@bcm.tmc.edu> 09/04/96 01:47pm >>>
>But, with all due respect, the fundamental question is which If shed face the consequence of my action (I.e. proscribing OCPs in a high risk situation) then I'd be liabale. If she refuse medical advice, continued smoking, and became pregnant, with an adverse outcome, then would I be liabale? I attempted to modify her behavior to maximize her outcome. She refuses, why must I "face" the consequences? Rick
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