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Re: There but for the grace of God go I . . .From: Douglas Krell (sfth@roadrunner.com)Sun Apr 28 18:58:58 1996
Clifford J. Goodman, Jr., MD wrote: > > Another question/comment for the list . . . > A friend of mine, trained after laparoscopy was fully taught in residency, ................................ Is > there anything anyone can add to console or prepare my friend? Posture is so important. If he acts like he screwed up, that's what will be perceived. Can perception be changed? Absolutely. He needs to act like this doesn't phase him a bit. Be cool, calm, and collected but stay in close touch with the patient every day no matter how tough it is...of course if a suit IS filed, then stay away. Also have your friend put it into perspective. No one has died and no disaster occurred. If a suit is filed, then let the attorneys worry about it (easy to say), but truly the system is out of control so there's little you can add to a good defense attorney's strategy except POSTURE. This isn't a million dollar case anyway, so no sweat. This is just the American version of gladiators fighting in Roman times. Maybe more like lions and Christians eh?
-- Douglas Krell MD sfth@roadrunner.com
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