While it’s true, of course, that revealing a patient’s personal information is a violation of privacy laws, that does not mean that a physician cannot safely provide generalized information via online sources. One recent article pointed out that many doctors go online these days. Some have interactions with their patients that way. One doctor corresponds with patients and others via Facebook. When asked about the chances of a fetus becoming infected by swimming in public pools, the doctor recognized that the question was general enough, and asked often enough, to justify a GENERALIZED answer. Without getting into that particular patient’s situation, he answered about the risk in a generalized sense.
The Surgeon Who Appeared in Traffic Court by Zoom During Surgery. Hear the Real Story. From HIM.
Share this article by copying this link: https://medicaljustice.com/dr-scott-green-surgeon-traffic-court-real-story/ You can also share by clicking one of the social media icons on the top left of your screen. Dr. Scott Green is a talented plastic surgeon trapped in a 21st-century media storm. Dr. Green received a traffic ticket. Because of COVID restrictions, he appeared in traffic court via Zoom after successfully completing … Read more
