Cardiologist's privileges restored after 4 years

D Moulton - 2006 - Can Med Assoc
A Nova Scotia bylaw ensures that when a physician's privileges are suddenly varied the
review process takes no more than 30 days. For Halifax cardiologist Dr. Gabrielle Horne that …

Halifax doctor awarded $1.4 million in damages

D Moulton - 2016 - Can Med Assoc
Dr. Gabrielle Horne is celebrating a precedent-setting victory. A Nova Scotia Supreme Court
jury has awarded the Halifax cardiologist $1.4 million in damages—the highest amount ever …

[HTML][HTML] Delegation of Duties and Professional Standards

K Stone - Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2015 - jacc.org
JANUARY 6/13, 2015: 101–9 105 this task. In the same issue of the Journal, Drs. Patrick T.
O'Gara and William J. Oetgen, writing as leaders of the American College of Cardiology …

Are you kidding, doc?

L Vogel - 2012 - Can Med Assoc
News and 16 year olds, how is it people with serious professional responsibilities are not
subject to the same due diligence?” Shore contends it's nothing short of regulatory …

Debating the patient's" right to know"

R Robson - CMAJ, 1999 - Can Med Assoc
Kluge's proposal is much like Swiss cheese—tantalizing but full of holes. Even if we accept
Kluge's expansion of the concept of informed consent—and some recent lower court …

Eyes Wide Open: A Not-So-Uncommon Meeting

DE Garza - Journal of Medical Regulation, 2002 - meridian.allenpress.com
The alarm clock goes off in his hotel room at 6 am, his usual waking time. But it may as well
have gone off hourly, as a full night's sleep is now only a fond memory since he'd received …

Landmark Halifax decision heads to appeal court.

D Moulton - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal= Journal …, 2016 - europepmc.org
Dr. Gabrielle Horne broke new legal ground this summer when a jury awarded the Halifax
cardiologist $1.4 million in damages—the highest amount ever handed down in Canadian …

Debating the patient's" right to know"

E Kluge - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1999 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Kluge's proposal is much like Swiss cheese—tantalizing but full of holes. Even if we accept
Kluge's expansion of the concept of informed consent—and some recent lower court …

Transparency in Regulation

ME Norins - Journal of Medical Regulation, 2008 - meridian.allenpress.com
Errors occurring in the medical care setting that injure patients are a prime issue in the
minds of the public. To Err is Human: Building A Safer Health System, the seminal 1999 …

[HTML][HTML] Among medicine's most enduring myths

M Monette - 2012 - Can Med Assoc
News found that there was a difference of opinion in 10% of cases, leading to the conclusion
that “a second opinion review of surgical pathology for urologic malignancy can result in …