Overnight miss: unpacking a malpractice case with Francis Deng

Francis joins us to chat through a recent radiology malpractice case. A 41-year-old male is discovered unresponsive at 3am when his wife is woken by a loud bang. We explore the plaintiff's testimony, physician and expert witness testimony, the verdict and potential implications for radiologists.
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[@leeroychang]

Very interesting. Thank you all.

[@leeroychang]

The Yes/No question point is very important. Huge minority of questions are simply Yes or No. Very good point.

[@drphilxr]

I am already cringing at the start- as the only neurorad at a busy east coast US community hospital- considering the defendants are radiologists and teleneurologists (stroke).and it's rather amazing this service can be offered by smaller centers lacking the depth of (university center) 24/7 resources to really make it work well!