Re: 12.8 Percent Die In U.S. Civilian Hospitalsthe rest
Posted by P. Harvey on 4/18/08

On 4/10/08, Steve Blonske wrote:
> If the Military had these problems; there would be
> a lot of officers hanging in Leavenworth.
>
> The linked thread identifies that the subject numbers
> are associated to cases that may include complications.
>
> ****However,.... All HMO's and Hospitals claim that "Any Case
> Treated" may or will result in complications.****
>
> Every patient who sees a civilian doctor in the U.S. must
> sign a waiver acknowledging the risk of complications.
>
> AND PEOPLE WONDER WHY MEDICAL VACATIONS AND
> MALPRACTICE LAWSUITS ARE HAPPENING AT SUCH A HIGH
> RATE.
>
> Here's the Gilded Lilly Article:
>
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24002334
>
> Steve Blonske
> GySgt USMC Ret.

Hey Guy! You forgot to add up the rest of the numbers.

12.8 % is just deaths from doctors, PAs, and Nurses.

You forgot that the total numbers in the article you
linked equate to a 70 to 80 percent incidence rate of
malpractice from all (as you said) civilian medical personnel.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• 12.8 Percent Die In U.S. Civilian Hospitals, 4/10/08, by Steve Blonske.
• Re: 12.8 Percent Die In U.S. Civilian Hospitalsthe rest , 4/18/08, by P. Harvey.
• Re: 12.8 Percent Die In U.S. Civilian Hospitalsthe rest , 4/24/08, by One Better.
• Re: 12.8 Percent Die In U.S. Civilian Hospitalsthe rest , 5/06/08, by Animal Lover.