As someone who works for a med-mal defense firm, I can confirm that the prospect of being sued for "failing to recognize and perform a c-section" weighs heavily on the minds of providers. In my ten years of experience now at the firm, the vast majority of providers don't treat c-section casually at all. There are patients, however, who actually request c-sections for convenience.
As someone who works for a med-mal defense firm, I can confirm that the prospect of being sued for "failing to recognize and perform a c-section" weighs heavily on the minds of providers. In my ten years of experience now at the firm, the vast majority of providers don't treat c-section casually at all. There are patients, however, who actually request c-sections for convenience.
As someone who works for a med-mal defense firm, I can confirm that the prospect of being sued for "failing to recognize and perform a c-section" weighs heavily on the minds of providers. In my ten years of experience now at the firm, the vast majority of providers don't treat c-section casually at all. There are patients, however, who actually request c-sections for convenience.