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1. Pitocin Authorized by Dr.: Did Dr. Participate in Delivery?

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Infants -- Patient outcomes, Obstetrical nursing -- Cases, Mortality -- Cases -- United States, Drug therapy -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases, Patient outcomes
Abstract

CASE ON POINT: Fluet v. FL Birth-Related Neur. Inj. Comp. Assoc., 2D00-914 (Fla. App. 3/7/2001) ISSUE: If an obstetrician orders Pitocin in response to a nurse's call, has he participated [...]

Published
2001

2. Delivery Room Nurse Triggers Summary Suspension of Privilege

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Medical personnel -- Malpractice, Nurse and physician -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

NURSES, ONCE CONSIDERED HANDMAIDENS OF PHYSICIANS, HAVE COME A LONG WAY; NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF A NURSE! In this Colorado case, an obstetrician was summarily suspended from his hospital [...]

Published
2001

3. Can a Plaintiff be 'Banned' From Courthouse?

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Medical personnel -- Malpractice, Malpractice -- Cases, Medical law -- Interpretation and construction -- Cases, Parties to actions -- Management -- Cases, Cerebral palsied -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Company business management, Management, Cases, Interpretation and construction
Abstract

CASE ON POINT: Rubert-Torres v. Hosp. San Pablo, (2000 West Law 249149) F.3d - PR ISSUE: Can a plaintiff be banned from the court room, in which her case is [...]

Published
2000

4. Delayed C-Section in double footling breach delivery spells disaster

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Still-birth -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

THERE ARE TIMES WHEN C-SECTIONS ARE A MUST! There are other situations, in which C-Sections may or may not be indicated. In many cases vaginal delivery is the patient's preference [...]

Published
2002

6. IA: dystocia, emergency section, death results: jury verdict for obstetrician upheld on appeal

Author

Tammelleo, A. DAvid

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Informed consent (Medical law) -- Cases, Wrongful death -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

CASE FACTS: Johnnie Kelly, who was pregnant, became a patient of Dr. Mona Al-Qulali in April 2002. Johnnie was hospitalized oil June 18, 2002, due to preeclampsia, or elevated blood [...]

Published
2007

7. Surgeon not vicariously liable for corporation's nurse's statement

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Tubal sterilization -- Cases, Nurses -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

CASE ON POINT: DeVooght v. Hobbs, 2004 WL 438327 S.E.2d ISSUE: There are some cases in which alter a first reading, one forms an opinion. However, after a second or [...]

Published
2004

8. Expert Sets High Standards for Nurses in Delivery Death Case

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Infants -- Patient outcomes, Medical personnel -- Malpractice, Mortality -- Cases -- United States, Labor, Complicated -- Cases -- Patient outcomes, Nurses -- Standards -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Standards, Cases, Patient outcomes
Abstract

CASE ON POINT: McGrath v. Baylor University Medical Center, 2000 WL1222039 S.W.3d - TX ISSUE: Should delivery room nurses meet certain qualifications before being assigned to 'high-risk' cases? Should nurses [...]

Published
2000

9. $5 Million Jury Verdict: Fault Apportioned 57% Dr. 43% RN

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Medical personnel -- Malpractice, Cesarean section -- Cases, Malpractice -- Cases, Nurses -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

A MISSOURI JURY RETURNED A VERDICT EXCEEDING $5 MILLION DOLLARS FOR INJURIES TO A NEWBORN. The verdict was the result of a claim that an obstetrician and a nurse were [...]

Published
2000

10. Was baby's shoulder dystocia caused by Dr.?

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Medical personnel -- Malpractice, Shoulder injuries -- Cases, Labor, Complicated -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

Case on Point: Estate of Ford v. Eicher, 2008-CO-1215.068 (12/11/2008) P.3d -CO ISSUE: In most medical malpractice cases, expert medical testimony as to medical malpractice and causation is the sine [...]

Published
2008

11. MI: nurse calls Dr. covering for Pt.'s obstetrician: Dr.'s response creates Physician-Pt. relationship. (Legal Case Briefs for Nurses)

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Medical centers -- Cases, Physician and patient -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

CASE FACTS: Evelyn Blazo who was pregnant with twins (Todd and Tanya) was a patient at McLaren Regional Medical Center for carpal tunnel surgery when she developed contractions. The hospital [...]

Published
2002

12. OB nurse delays calling physician: $13.7 million verdict

Author

Tammelleo, A. David

Subjects
Obstetricians -- Cases, Medical personnel -- Malpractice, Hospitals -- Cases, Tort liability -- Cases, Health, Law, Company legal issue, Cases
Abstract

SHEILA KARNEY WAS ADMITTED TO ARNOT-OGDEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WITH VAGINAL BLEEDING ON FEBRUARY 9, 1994, AT 9:50 A.M. Her personal physician, Dr. Lawrence Dolkart, saw her at 10:50 a.m., and [...]

Published
1998

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