Does anyone know an attorney (or group of them) who is looking into suing either governors or state health departments or medical boards for knowingly omitting prophylaxis and early care treatment protocols for Covid?
1. Failure to treat in a timely manner or at all
1. Failure to treat in a timely manner or at all
2. Failure to assess and monitor a patient’s condition? As in no guidance with PCR testing? No homecare guidelines.
3. Failure to perform evidence based medical tests like Vitamin D.
4. Failure to let the patient know about the available treatments for their condition like
3. Failure to perform evidence based medical tests like Vitamin D.
4. Failure to let the patient know about the available treatments for their condition like
those recommended by @AAPSonline @Covid19Critical
5. Failure to adhere to accepted standards of care - or "standards" which purposely omit prophylaxis and early care
6. Failure to communicate clearly the important facts about the patient’s condition, i.e. risks of
5. Failure to adhere to accepted standards of care - or "standards" which purposely omit prophylaxis and early care
6. Failure to communicate clearly the important facts about the patient’s condition, i.e. risks of
not treating early.
How about ramping this up to Medical battery?
Individual doctors and other medical staff, hospital, insurance company, state health department (is there personal liability for each of these?)
When these individuals or organizations violate
How about ramping this up to Medical battery?
Individual doctors and other medical staff, hospital, insurance company, state health department (is there personal liability for each of these?)
When these individuals or organizations violate
your right to decide what kinds of medical treatments you will receive and which you do not wish to receive - the act, intent & causation.
@davereaboi
@davereaboi
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