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are emergency room doctors real doctors?
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As I said previously, hospitals restrict the number of patients an ER doc sees due to malpractice regulations. The higher number of patients he signs on for when they are admitted, the higher number of chances of malpractice increases. Very standard rule. Also, for the ER docs we place, any incident in the ER that involves blood or bodily cutting/surgery - the ER doc in charge has a required "decompress" time afterwards.
My company enforces this rule because - here is where we get all our business - when our docs go to hospitals, my company pays their malpractice insurance. Not the docs, not the hospitals. This is why we are so much in demand and how we save the hospitals money vs. hiring their own docs.
My company enforces this rule because - here is where we get all our business - when our docs go to hospitals, my company pays their malpractice insurance. Not the docs, not the hospitals. This is why we are so much in demand and how we save the hospitals money vs. hiring their own docs.
hey when i wrote this late last night/this morning... i was pretty fucked up... you can always tell when i am fucked up because my typing gets better... pain lasted 4 hours and then when i woke up this morning i had a message from the hospital saying they reviewed my ct scan as per procedure and that they found something odd in my abdomen and would like for me to get more tests run.
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