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Article: MO: complaints result in summary suspension: failure to appear at hearing fatal to Dr.'s case.(Medical Malpractice Cases)
- Article from:
- Medical Law's Regan Report
- Article date:
- November 1, 2004
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CASE FACTS: Dr. Kesha Joshi worked for St. Luke's Episcopal-Presbyterian Hospital as an anesthesiologist from 1989 until 1996. During this entire time, Dr. Mohammed Bashiti served as Chief of the Anesthesiology (Department). The Department unitized a monthly peer review process in which all physicians on the medical staff and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) discussed problems with patient care. The Department used Clinical Quality Assurance Peer Review forms that included problem indicators. From February 1992 through early 1995, six incidents involving Dr. Joshi providing poor patient care were reviewed by the Peer Review Committee (PRC). In addition to ...
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