Guest guest Posted March 22, 2001 Report Share Posted March 22, 2001 the dr change monthly. each dr takes a turn. usually you can keep an eye on who on the service for that month. you can find out in clinic. we go to clinic monthly. if you call the hosp. you can find out. alot of different way to know. even if you would change hosp. due to moving, you still have to check out the dr before you let your child be cared for by them. they must prove to me that they are competent. naturally you will find a dr almost everywhere that you have problems with. you just learn from experience. chris mom of 3 brandon 12 yrs w cf On Wed, 21 Mar 2001 22:41:06 -0000, cfparents wrote: > Hmmmmm. That would be my concern if Levi had to be admitted. How > often do the dr.s change rounds, anyway? Is it a weekly, monthly > thing? does anyone know right off hand? > I'd hate to switch clinics just because there is a chance that at > some point I might have to deal with the one bad dr. there. At least > I know WHICH one to watch. If we switched clinics, I wouldn't know > anything about which drs were incompetent. > " know your enemy. " > Thank you for your eye-opening posts, Chris. > > ~ > > > > you can basically schedule your way around him, unless you get > admitted and > > he is the one doing round, and watch out then. > > > > chris > > _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2001 Report Share Posted March 22, 2001 Thanks for this info. I had wondered if you could refuse to be treated by the doc on call. I knew that you could refuse any treatment that you don't want, but wasn't sure about refusing a doctor. This is good news. It's also good to know that finding out who is on call is just a phone call away. Our local (very small, very rural) emergency room won't tell you who's on call over the phone. Glad that it's not a universal rule. I will definately file all this info away for future reference! ~ > You can refuse treatment from a specific doctor at any time or any place, > even if he is the on-call doctor. I've had to do this on several occasions > at the hospital. I just tell them, " we don't see Dr. >>>> " . Maybe that's > embarassing to some, but I've become a tough old cookie when it comes to my > daughters care. I think you have to sometimes. > , mom of Shantell 19yr wcf > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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