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| − | '''Disruptive physician''' is an easily manipulated term that could include a physician who defends patient care, or a physician who is outspoken on political matters, or a physician who scolds an incompetent administrator, or a physician who is demanding in adhering to excellent. Yet increasingly a hospital-controlled commission ([[JCAHO]]) attempts to allow hospital administration to brand anyone as a "disruptive physician" and discipline them for it. <ref>Tobias, Allan M.D., J.D.[http://www.medicalaw.net/disruptive_physician.htm ''The Disruptive Physician'']. MedicalLaw.net 13 May 2008</ref> | + | '''Disruptive physician''' is an easily manipulated term that could include a physician who defends patient care, or a physician who is outspoken on political matters, or a physician who scolds an incompetent administrator, or a physician who is demanding in adhering to excellent. Yet increasingly a hospital-controlled commission ([[JCAHO]]) attempts to allow hospital administration to brand anyone as a "disruptive physician" and discipline them for it.<ref>Tobias, Allan M.D., J.D.[http://www.medicalaw.net/disruptive_physician.htm ''The Disruptive Physician'']. MedicalLaw.net 13 May 2008</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 11:42, July 13, 2016
Disruptive physician is an easily manipulated term that could include a physician who defends patient care, or a physician who is outspoken on political matters, or a physician who scolds an incompetent administrator, or a physician who is demanding in adhering to excellent. Yet increasingly a hospital-controlled commission (JCAHO) attempts to allow hospital administration to brand anyone as a "disruptive physician" and discipline them for it.[1]
References
- ↑ Tobias, Allan M.D., J.D.The Disruptive Physician. MedicalLaw.net 13 May 2008