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What is annoying and not in our favor is that in most cases, we realize the doctor was wrong only after something has happened, when it’s too late. But even though what should not happen has happened, it's not your mistake, but your doctor’s. You are not responsible of what happened. It’s not because you made a wrong choice that you have become a victim of a medical error. No. Everything wrong is on your doctor’s side, not yours.
There are people saying Michael was responsible for his death because he trusted a bad doctor, an unworthy doctor, but I do not agree. If Michael knew that Murray was such a negligent doctor, he would never have trusted him, he would never have hired him. Of course not. :no:
How could he have imagined his doctor spent hours talking to his mistress on phone instead of monitoring his patient?? How could he have known that his doctor had no knowledge of anesthetics or psychotropics, especially about their risks?? How could he have known his poor doctor did not know how to rescue patients in case of accidents such as respiratory disorder or cardiac arrest?? (Here I have to mention what I used to repeat when I was on another MJ forum : "It is not Propofol that killed Michael but Murray’s negligence.")
What I have learned through my own experiences and also through Murray’s case, is that there are so many doctors who lack basic knowledge, which cause medical errors.
I do not really understand why so many doctors do not try to go to their medical websites or read their manuals, when they are not very confident of their knowledge.
If their pride as doctor do not allow them to show their lack of knowledge to their patients, so why do not they do that before or after seeing patient ?
They say they do not have time, because overloaded. But for me it is an unacceptable excuse. They have time to eat, sleep, and call their mistresses, then?
They forget or they do not care that our life is in their hands. They forget or they do not know that they are responsible for every medical procedure and any decision to provide care could be fatal.
What is unbelievable is that there are so many doctors completely unmotivated to ‘study’ anything since they finished their internship in hospitals.
:huh:
There are people saying Michael was responsible for his death because he trusted a bad doctor, an unworthy doctor, but I do not agree. If Michael knew that Murray was such a negligent doctor, he would never have trusted him, he would never have hired him. Of course not. :no:
How could he have imagined his doctor spent hours talking to his mistress on phone instead of monitoring his patient?? How could he have known that his doctor had no knowledge of anesthetics or psychotropics, especially about their risks?? How could he have known his poor doctor did not know how to rescue patients in case of accidents such as respiratory disorder or cardiac arrest?? (Here I have to mention what I used to repeat when I was on another MJ forum : "It is not Propofol that killed Michael but Murray’s negligence.")
What I have learned through my own experiences and also through Murray’s case, is that there are so many doctors who lack basic knowledge, which cause medical errors.
I do not really understand why so many doctors do not try to go to their medical websites or read their manuals, when they are not very confident of their knowledge.
If their pride as doctor do not allow them to show their lack of knowledge to their patients, so why do not they do that before or after seeing patient ?
They say they do not have time, because overloaded. But for me it is an unacceptable excuse. They have time to eat, sleep, and call their mistresses, then?
They forget or they do not care that our life is in their hands. They forget or they do not know that they are responsible for every medical procedure and any decision to provide care could be fatal.
What is unbelievable is that there are so many doctors completely unmotivated to ‘study’ anything since they finished their internship in hospitals.
:huh: