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· 11/15/1944

Claim of Edmonds v. D. Kalfaian & Son, Inc.

Citations

  • 268 A.D. 934
  • 51 N.Y.S.2d 748
  • 1944 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 4303

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  • “[M]edical malpractice is simply a form of negligence, [and] no rigid analytical line separates the two . . . .”
  • hospital’s assessment of intoxicated patient during emergency room care was held integral part of rendering medical treatment to that patient
  • “[M]edical malpractice is simply a form of negligence, [and] no rigid analytical line separates the two”
  • plaintiffs allegations that hospital improperly assessed supervisory needs of patient who subsequently injured himself climbing out of bed constitutes a claim for medical malpractice
  • “[M]edical malpractice is simply a form of negligence, [and] no rigid analytical line separates the two”
  • “[M]edical malpractice is simply a form of negligence, [and] no rigid analytical line separates the two”

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