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patient non-complianceFrom: Laureano Folgar Erades (lfolgar@interbook.net)Fri Mar 19 01:12:43 1999
In our hospital from the National Health Service of Spain, we have one case of a invasive cervix cancer, detected first by pap smear. We also were in trouble to contant her and made a biopsy, the result was the same. afterwards we sent her three letters (one normal, one certificated and other with acknowledgement of receipt ). In all cases she answered that she was OK and she didn´t want more atentions. What are we supossed to do now?. Are we responsibles of that patient?. In fact she didn´t signed the IC of no-treatment. Laureano Folgar ob/gyn especialist Hospital Comarcal Melilla Melilla MALAGA, SPAIN
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