
Originally Posted by
F5 Dave
What rips my undies is they are also going to sue the local dhb for not fully explaining how critical her condition was.
Correct. Two things, though.
Hers was a palliative care regime, her condition wasn't treatable, she had repeatedly been made aware of that.
What the DHB did wrong is that they failed to adequately record the fact that they'd had that conversation with the client's NOK. That's what makes such action legally possible.
The DHB's service Mgr will have been waving a big stick amongst her staff, and if she's successful in getting them to conform to accepted procedures then that's yet another non-productive drain on the resource.
Go soothingly on the grease mud, as there lurks the skid demon
Bookmarks