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Re: One-Hour Fetus PhotoFrom: Marilyn Ringstaff (marilyn.ringstaff@medispecialty.com)Sun Sep 8 18:45:54 2002
>In part, yes. If there are no standards, then there can be no liability for >substandard care. I posted the abstract of the reference I was thinking of. >You probably hadn't gotten to it before you posted this... > >Joe P. **If there are no standards, then there can be no liability for substandard care. ** LOL- this quote is great, I put the above in my list of quotable quotes. . Not having read Mohr’s whole article, I would doubt he is advocating abandoning standards. It seems though ACOG argues we have no “standards”- guidelines say: “This document provides risk management information that is current as of the date issued and is subject to change. This document does not define standard of care nor should it be interpreted as legal advice.” Besides, if we’re advocating no standards, why is everyone getting so worked up about US in the mall? Are you advocating standards for everyone but the medical profession?
-- Marilyn
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