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Privileges at more than one hospital. Was: Epidurals without attendingsFrom: AGrunebaum@aol.comTue Aug 5 13:32:47 1997
<<<<Dr Hill wrote: <<<Larger groups use a backup call system, but people in 1 or 2 person <<<groups just suck it up and drive like crazy between the 2 hospitals, hoping they can make it in time to do the deliveries. This system leads to a number of missed deliveries each year. My partners and I deliver many babies each year due to other Ob/Gyns at our institution covering multiple hospitals and not making it in time to do the delivery. This actually brings up another question: What are the ethical and moral issues when you have privileges for more than one hospital? Is the patient well served? Are you setting yourself up? Should this be allowed...............
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