Kettle v. Baylor Medical Center at Garland

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• report that stated failure to “promptly” perform peri-cardiocentesis caused patient’s death was ambiguous and conclusory, and did not constitute good faith effort when report did not specify a standard for determining what intervention is timely
• report merely stated physicians had a duty to diagnose and treat patient’s condition
• report merely stated physicians had a duty to diagnose and treat patient’s condition
• report merely stated physicians had a duty to diagnose and treat patient’s condition
• report merely stated physicians had a duty to diagnose and treat patient’s condition
• report that stated failure to “promptly” perform pericardiocentesis caused patient’s death was ambiguous and conclusory, and did not constitute good faith effort when report did not specify a standard for determining what intervention is timely

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