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Re: Within or outside the standard of care - LongFrom: Betty Rommel, MD, PhD (brommel@mindspring.com)Wed May 30 08:50:48 2001
At Tue, 29 May 2001, Garry Siegel wrote: > >If one is going to do social inductions (and I do), one needs to be >smart, careful, and have good outcomes. For an experienced >obstetrician, it's not that hard to figure this out, and offer social >induction only when you think/almost always know that it will fly, and >*only* if the patient agrees. > Utter nonsense. A nothing-can-go-wrong attitude is clearly not the proud badge of experience that anyone who considers themselves smart and careful would ever wish to wear. And for what gain?...to force a delivery by Dr. Special on a convenient day? Why not have a colleague cover your practice if your patient labors at an inconvenient time? Is that not even more convenient, careful & smart?
-- Betty Rommel, MD, PhD
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