Question 54 · LEK · Relations with other physicians
A doctor speaking critically about another doctor's actions should:
- A. be extremely careful in formulating an opinion about this doctor's professional activity, in particular he should not publicly discredit him in any way.
- B. make clear and distinct claims against that doctor by presenting his opinion in the media.
- C. comment on perceived errors in the conduct of another doctor primarily to the competent authorities of the medical chamber.
- D. ensure that the patient is consulted by another doctor.
- E. first and foremost inform the patient concerned of his objections to that doctor.
Hint
The Code of Medical Ethics stresses collegial caution in judging another doctor's work and condemns public discrediting.
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