Weird malpractice pattern this summer: missed tumors on cancer screens.

Three obvious ones in 6 weeks.

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Just because you can make a case doesn’t mean you should.

If causation needs a 10-step flowchart to explain, it’s probably too complex to win.

Simple = strong. Complicated = risky.

Even seasoned attorneys know when to walk away.

Don’t just read the radiology report—look at the images. Subtle but critical findings can be missed. This applies to treating providers and expert reviewers alike. It only takes a few minutes and can make all the difference.

A gully washer, as they say in southwest Missouri.

After the heavy rains, nature clears out the clutter.

A reminder: let the debris wash away, make room for new growth, and take a moment for self-care.

Nature resets. So can we.

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Almost missed it, but then it jumped off the screen: a prescription for an OTC med that interacted with another drug the patient was on. Deadly mistake. It’s a reminder: know your interactions and don’t click through EHR pop-ups.

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“Tag, you're it!” isn’t enough when the stakes are high.

A referral for a possible malignancy? The loop must be closed. Too often, patients get lost between emails, orders, and missed calls.

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Bad.

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