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I think we are saying the same thing. There is a line that triggers obligation and liability. If the location is abigious or the liability is extremely high, th
by s1artibartfast 5mo ago
I think we are saying the same thing. There is a line that triggers obligation and liability. If the location is abigious or the liability is extremely high, then there is incentive to error on the side of avoidance.
This might mean not taking a patient or class of patients into care.
- FireBeyond 5mo agoTHat's fair. One other point to note, in general) is that depending on your provider type, avoidance may not be an option. On duty EMS cannot "avoid" a patient encounter, likewise with emergency medicine (though I'm honestly not sure whether immediate/urgent care is considered there, too).