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Re: UnderstandingFrom: MBK80@aol.comWed Dec 27 20:42:38 1995
a bad outcome may have an explanation that has nothing to do with the physicians performance, diagnosis, or surgical expertise . by way of example a complete abruptio placenta at term with a patient arriving at the hospital with no fht's. constant,compassionate explanation and understanding are necessary both for the patients well being and for the prevention of an unnecessary legal action that would be easily defended. an adverse outcome due to negligence or presumed negligence in the absence of complete patient and family understanding is a setup for medical-legal confrontation. patient contact must continue after the patient leaves the hospital.
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