by Medical Justice | Sep 17, 2019 | Reputation Management
. In Texas, there’s a law – Section 33.07(a)(2) which makes it a felony to use the name or persona of another person to create a web page or post on a social networking site if the action is taken to harm, threaten, defraud or intimidate the...
by Medical Justice | Sep 9, 2019 | Blog
Everyone knows we have an opioid crisis. Now we have an opioid treating doctor with his own crisis. Dr. Daniel Schwartz is a pain management physician in Ohio. He was charged with conspiracy, attempt to possess, and attempt to distribute a...
by Medical Justice | Sep 4, 2019 | Podcast, Risk Management
Dr. Roy Shelburne was, by all accounts, living the dream. He was leading a successful dental practice. He was providing high-quality care to patients who otherwise would’ve gone without. And he was serving a community of friends and family. In 2003, the FBI...
by Medical Justice | Aug 27, 2019 | Blog
“What do you hope to get from this visit?”This was the introductory question a physician asked me when I first met him.I prioritized my goals and started a brief narrative. And away we went to the races.The more I thought about this simple question, the more...
by Medical Justice | Aug 22, 2019 | Patient Safety
Physician-patient relationships end for numerous reasons. The reality is often a mundane affair. Objectives change. The patient’s care develops. Sometimes a change of scenery is necessary. Still – physicians are human, and humans are bound by limitations. We have a...
