Ethics of refusal to treat patients as a social statement
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As a menber of a large vascular surgery group prastice in a mid-sized city, you are approached by a woman seeking surgery for varicose veins. Her father, a prominent state legislator, is a leading opponent of malpratice reform in your state, one of those hardest hit by soaring insurance preniums and the exodus of many physicians to more hospitable parts of the country..
- Baylor College of Medicine United States
- University of Missouri United States
Moral Obligations, Malpractice, Politics, Liability, Legal, Refusal to Treat, Risk Assessment, United States, Varicose Veins, Professional Role, Humans, Surgery, Female, Social Change, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, Vascular Surgical Procedures
Moral Obligations, Malpractice, Politics, Liability, Legal, Refusal to Treat, Risk Assessment, United States, Varicose Veins, Professional Role, Humans, Surgery, Female, Social Change, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, Vascular Surgical Procedures
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