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Disability and the truthFrom: ldf (ldf@electromisiones.com.ar)Thu Apr 30 14:48:05 1998
Thanks Dr. Cristally to bring this point to discusion, and I would like to post my question to all the members of this forum. How much we should tell te patient, their relative or insurance helth companies about the illnes of our patients?, how ethical it is not to tell the whole truth?, what we gain, what we lose telling the whole truth or the partial truth? thanks Luis Luis Daniel Flores MRCOG ldf@electromisiones.com.ar Bernard Cristalli wrote: > > Betsy Hyde wrote: > > > > I replied that twin pregnancy was considered high risk. The case manager on > > the other end of the phone said that was no reason to leave work, but > > wanted to know if there were *problems* like swollen feet. > > > > I was unable to convince them them twin gestation was more of a potential > > problem requiring a woman to leave work at 30 weeks than swollen feet. > > > > Suggestions? > > > > Betsy Hyde CNM > -- > > Tell them she has swollen feet! > and that her weight gain is too important for a normal pregnancy. > -- > Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF > AIHP - ACCA > Paris - France > http://www.obgyn.net/corresp/cristalli.htm
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