Thus, because the physician's explanation to the patient is legally required, an inappropriate or inadequate explanation is a breach of the duty of disclosure.
Other family members who want to take on a caring role are often pushed away, dismissed as "inappropriate" without any explanation.
Nevertheless, other possible explanations include inappropriate triage before ICU admission, ICU case-mix (e.g., increased age, several comorbidities and illness severity), inappropriate post-ICU care and lack of ICU capacity [ 19].
In practice, courts usually correct inappropriate case reasons through explanations, in order to avoid confusion over legal relationships in later trials.
Explanations for inappropriate practice include inadequate training and knowledge of the physicians who prescribe the drugs.
Explanations for inappropriate prescriptions were lack of knowledge, factors associated with patients, the GP's background, the practice, and other health professionals or health care facilities.
Explanations for inappropriate prescriptions were with lack of knowledge, factors associated with patients, the GP's background, the practice, and other health professionals or health care facilities.
Nevertheless, within 24 months, up to 50% of the cases have relapse and/or metastasis, the possible explanations being inappropriate histopathological evaluation or the presence of "occult" cells that are undetectable by means of the currently used diagnostic procedures.
He could have left the explanation at "inappropriate" yet something compelled him to go beyond that.
