how could this have gone on so long?
Criminals never set up shop assuming they'll be caught.
That said,
I think sensational news is ridiculous and intimidating. There was absolutely no need for Silverman's repeated visits unless there is just no faith in the due process obtainable by legitmate peer review and licensing board/governmental investigation.
I may not make any friends by saying this but I suggest Silverman could dig a bit deeper.
To me this instance represents a wake-up call to all who would call themselves health care providers or who do business in related industries. There is a higher standard and it doesn't take much more effort to practice it.
Do you know where your scruples are? :angry:
Criminals never set up shop assuming they'll be caught.
That said,
- what's the complete history on this guy?
- He's obviously unstable - how long has he been operating this store?
- Have there been other complaints issued to regional boards?
- Why hasn't the eye exam issue come up sooner - were no prescriptions ever released to patients who wanted them filled elsewhere?
- If so, was there no effort on the part of those optical shops to determine the legitimacy of the Srx? Let's talk UPIN's people (is there some reason NOT to require them on an Rx?)
- Did the supposed doctor next door feel no obligation to report him (could there be a case of professional if not criminal negligence)?
- At what point did the issuing board(s) feel a need to investigate him - after the first, second, third or fourth broadcast?
- How did he scoot under the radar of all the area reps - was the business not listed in the phone book?
- Were there genuine products of any brand in the store - who sold them to him? Did they never rub shoulders with other reps?
I think sensational news is ridiculous and intimidating. There was absolutely no need for Silverman's repeated visits unless there is just no faith in the due process obtainable by legitmate peer review and licensing board/governmental investigation.
I may not make any friends by saying this but I suggest Silverman could dig a bit deeper.
To me this instance represents a wake-up call to all who would call themselves health care providers or who do business in related industries. There is a higher standard and it doesn't take much more effort to practice it.
Do you know where your scruples are? :angry:
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