Refusal to treatment - Page 2

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

Sadly sound mind hypothesis will not work since doctors are not efficient witht their law books as the lawyers are with the medical books and who would rip apart their diagnosis....

On the contrary, doctors in training today are expected to be somewhat knowledgeable about laws concerning patient care. The patient bill of rights is part of the curriculum of most pre-med and medical school programs...it is quite unlikely that a doctor would not have encountered it during his/her training.

Originally posted by: ~globetrotter~

On the contrary, doctors in training today are expected to be somewhat knowledgeable about laws concerning patient care. The patient bill of rights is part of the curriculum of most pre-med and medical school programs...it is quite unlikely that a doctor would not have encountered it during his/her training.

geting trained in law is not to fight a law suit.. but for understanding sake only...they can testify they cant defend when somebody is rippign them apart...

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

geting trained in law is not to fight a law suit.. but for understanding sake only...they can testify they cant defend when somebody is rippign them apart...

huh.....and what's stopping them to hire some big shot lawyer defending them yaar😕 baat kuchh hazam naheen hui. going by your logic, even the top notch ambulance chasers will be in pretty patrhetic state if they start using their medical knowledge to conduct an open heart surgery on themselves by themselves😛

jis ka kaam usee ko saajhey, dooja karey toh ____ ____😉😛😆

Originally posted by: Gauri_3

huh.....and what's stopping them to hire some big shot lawyer defending them yaar😕 baat kuchh hazam naheen hui. haazme key liye lijiye... pudin hara aur samajh sujh bujh badhane key lijiye chyawanprash going by your logic, even the top notch ambulance chasers will be in pretty patrhetic state if they start using their medical knowledge to conduct an open heart surgery on themselves by themselves😛

jis ka kaam usee ko saajhey, dooja karey toh ____ ____😉😛😆

😆😆.. I am not talking about doctor being sued garui.. just his testimony being ripped apart...😆

ok here is what happens. doctor is saying person A is insane.. the defence lawyer does everything to prove that the doctor is not right.. which is where the doctor falls short since they are not legally strong.. since diagnosing somebody as insane is treading the grey area of diagnosis... not that the lawyer knows better but its alway easy to unsettle a undecided mind.....😊

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

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😆😆.. I am not talking about doctor being sued garui.. just his testimony being ripped apart...😆

ok here is what happens. doctor is saying person A is insane.. the defence lawyer does everything to prove that the doctor is not right.. which is where the doctor falls short since they are not legally strong.. since diagnosing somebody as insane is treading the grey area of diagnosis... not that the lawyer knows better but its alway easy to unsettle a undecided mind.....😊

😕 but...but...but chayavanprash toh jawani aur tandurustee badhaata hai na😆 yaadaasht bhi....tum bhi lo...mera naam toh yaad rakhogey kam sey kam😆😆

actually, insanity is hard to prove since even doctors don't agree on various aspects. waisey bhi, point is what to do when someone refuses treatment. still doesn't help with what lawyers and doctors can do there.