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Re: need a quick response from an MD about informed consentFrom: Marilyn Ringstaff (marilyn.ringstaff@OBGYN.NET)Mon Jul 28 13:41:06 2003
At Mon, 28 Jul 2003, GIN11153@aol.com wrote: > >For the MDs on the list, this might not be the best place for this question >but my husband needs a fast response for an attorney on a med mal(gen surgery >case) case review he's working at-the atty wants a general consensus on what >most prudent doctors do. It involves a patient who was apparently not told >verbally or in a paper consent, by the doctor or the hospital ,that the hospital >has interns and residents who might be participating in their care. Hi Gail- I'm no MD, but may be able to give you a start. the Ca. Medical Board has a great informed consent document on-line and interestingly they recommend getting consent for a student or residents to work on a patient- even when the patient is dead... http://www.cmanet.org/member/upload/0415-Informed consent.pdf
-- Marilyn Ringstaff, CNM
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