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Examination of a patient at a hospital by a consulting or referred specialist physician does not create a continuing duty upon that physician to ensure follow-up once the physician has supplied the primary or referring physician with results, unless the patient and the consulting or referred specialist physician take some further action to continue the relationship. Scheduled-but-missed appointments are insufficient to continue or create a duty.
October 04, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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