Sentence examples for be considered malpractice. from inspiring English sources

Personally, I think it should be considered malpractice to not administer probiotics along with antibiotics when treating C. difficile infection, based on what we understand of this condition.

In any other area of medicine, if patients were not informed about a treatment that cuts mortality by at least half -- while being given one that has no effect on it -- it would be considered malpractice.

2. Ensure access to maintenance treatment for opioid addiction In any other area of medicine, if patients were not informed about a treatment that cuts mortality by at least half -- while being given one that has no effect on it -- it would be considered malpractice.

According to Dutch guidelines for palliative sedation, sedation with opioids should be considered malpractice [ 53].

The author touches on the subject of HbP screening with a singular closing statement: 'To omit the performance of Hb electrophoresis in a patient with a Mediterranean or "negroid" background should be considered malpractice' (Aluoch 1985).

By local standards, an act may be considered reasonable and appropriate, when by national standards, the same act would be considered malpractice.

However, nurses also reported that not adhering to policy undermined professional ideals and quality of care [ 38, 87] and some workarounds were considered malpractice by nursing leaders [ 82].

Discretionary gifts to top executives from company funds should be considered a malpractice.

Not taking the time to learn to communicate the way that pretty much everyone else in the nation does reveals such mindboggling levels of societal incuriosity that it should be considered political malpractice.

While I might not know much, I'm pretty certain that would be considered medical malpractice.

It would be considered journalistic malpractice, Gregory says, if he didn't take the time to ask Bill Clinton a bunch of questions about horse race politics.