H ospitals, like all property owners, are under a duty to provide minimal security measures and control the conduct of others to protect persons on their premises. 1 With reference to admitted patients, this duty takes on attributes of patient care, because they are typically more vulnerable than other persons. Unlike tenants in an apartment building, guests in a hotel or workers in an office building, hospital patients are not behind locked doors, are often physically infirm and, frequently, suffer impaire
March 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Thomas A. Moore
Matthew Gaier
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