At this point, if hospital brings in AMC they have only themselves to blame

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[dabears505]

I wonder who supplied all that info. That's some detailed insider knowledge to know things like 4 wet taps in 2 days.

 

[IMGASMD]

Probably a selected few who stayed.

 

[dannyboy1]

I wonder who supplied all that info. That's some detailed insider knowledge to know things like 4 wet taps in 2 days.

Probably plenty of pissed off docs who wouldn’t or couldn’t leave are happy to supply the info

 

[okayplayer]

When the lawyer sues the locums anesthesiologist involved in that case, they should tack on a suit against the hospital administrator who chose to contract with Northstar.

 

[deleted126335]

When the lawyer sues the locums anesthesiologist involved in that case, they should tack on a suit against the hospitalist administrator who chose to contract with Northstar.

Won't happen.

 

[IMGASMD]

Feel bad for the poor Shumuck, who is only less than 5 years out..... and will be dealing with this for the next 5 yrs.

 

[dannyboy1]

Won't happen.

They will definitely try and sue the hospital. They have the deepest pockets and especially with this level of publicity regarding the anesthesia department turnover, it’s a no brainer.

 

[deleted126335]

They will definitely try and sue the hospital. They have the deepest pockets and especially with this level of publicity regarding the anesthesia department turnover, it’s a no brainer.

Sure they will sue the hospital. But, suing an administrator for choosing Northstar, -a company that provides anesthesia at over 100 hospitals and 2000 clinicians. That dog don't hunt.

 

[anonperson]

When the lawyer sues the locums anesthesiologist involved in that case, they should tack on a suit against the hospital administrator who chose to contract with Northstar.

I don't think I've ever heard of an administrator getting named in this type of lawsuit.

This is why they act the way they do. They are shielded when SHTF. If there was even a chance they could get sued, you would see a huge difference in how these administrators act.

The only one who gets stuck holding the bag is the physician who cared for the patient. The hospital/ health system will get named but not the admins who make crappy decisions that lead to poor outcomes.

What a system

 

[deleted126335]

I don't think I've ever heard of an administrator getting named in this type of lawsuit.

This is why they act the way they do. They are shielded when SHTF. If there was even a chance they could get sued, you would see a huge difference in how these administrators act.

The only one who gets stuck holding the bag is the physician who cared for the patient. The hospital/ health system will get named but not the admins who make crappy decisions that lead to poor outcomes.

What a system

The phrases that you are looking for are “piercing the corporate veil”.
and “skin in the game”