Friday, February 9, 2007
This how to avoiding medical malpractice article is intended for patients as medical practice's consumer. The article based on our suggestion as a medical student and we learn case by case from our experience. Patients are great teacher for us. We learnt from your stories.
Before you go to the doctor/physician/specialist/clinic/hospital, maybe you should consider these advice to avoiding medical malpractice:
- get some trust information about your chief complaint (book, Internet, magazine, newspaper, etc)
- make a list of disease related questions to the doctor for your asking time
- find your general practitioner or family doctor first, collect recommendation wisely from your friend or relations
- bring your radiographs, lab results, allergen list, or other related medical history
- make an appointment for a specific time, so you have enough time for consultation time
- follow doctor's directions (drugs, diet, doses, etc)
- continue to folow-up
- call doctor if needed (side effects, allergic reactions)
- take a second (or third..) opinion
- keep healthy
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