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Marsha wrote:
<I think there are a number of reasons why we are starting to see such
bizarre
hypoglycemia protocols in US hospitals. The fear of litigation probably
drives most of the improper interventions. The mishandling of this
situation
usually comes from a fundamental lack of understanding of glucose
metabolism
in the newborn. >
According to my dh, the litigator, this can also be a cause for
litigation. Not handling a situation properly and with proper knowledge
and understanding is a clear case of malpractice. Basically, if you
don't know what you're doing, get out of the kitchen.
Carol wrote:
<isn't it amazing that no one thinks giving FORMULA by bottle might be a
reason for parents to sue?!?!?!?!?>
Well, if they did it to my kid, of course I'd sue! :-)
Johanna Berger, LSW
Breastfeeding Counselor
Bala Cynwyd, PA
(whose debating skills have gotten much better since marrying a lawyer
:-))
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