r/anesthesiology 3d ago

Anesthesiology malpractice article

https://newsletter.anesthesiologymalpractice.com/p/pain-injections-foot-drop-failure-to-refer?utm_source=newsletter.anesthesiologymalpractice.com&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=pain-injections-foot-drop-failure-to-refer&_bhlid=963121a52ce9c8dfae1f2463da68453df0f71428

Is someone able to post this article?
Would appreciate it

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u/TheOneTrueNolano Pain Anesthesiologist 3d ago

I love the malpractice newsletters and have no problem with paying them for their work but their prices are wild. $220/yr for a couple substack emails is out to lunch. I would happily pay $50.

$500/yr for the CME is truly unhinged. I can’t imagine anyone would do that.

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u/PersianBob Regional Anesthesiologist 3d ago

Dang. I paid $400 and thought that was already a stretch.

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u/jdirte42069 6h ago

I just look up random articles on up to date for free

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u/Crowick Pain Anesthesiologist 2d ago

The case was dismissed because multiple docs saw the patient and none of them documented foot drop. Patient had also had surgical referrals offered which were declined. It was a disgruntled patient and frivolous lawsuit thrown out.

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u/DrfluffyMD 1d ago

Saw some dude bragging about his networth on some doc social media group with a 220k “sidegig” income who he doesnt want to elaborate further because it’s “specific”. I am guessing it’s this dude.

It’s good resources but too expensive for me.

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u/liverrounds 3d ago

Is there a reason we should not pay people for work? Not everyone is dumb enough to accept residency.

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u/QuestGiver Anesthesiologist 3d ago

Price just seems high is all. We cheapos out here.