Oliver v. Brock

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• describing types of evidence the plaintiff could have introduced at summary judgment to prove the existence of a physician-patient relationship
• finding no relationship when consulting physician gave treating physician his opinion of the patient’s condition, but no evidence was presented that consulting physician consented to treat the patient or to act in a consulting capacity
• no physician-patient relationship found where physician never met with patient, did not even know the patient’s name, and merely conversed with treating physician on “gratuitous” basis
• no physician-patient relationship found where physician never met with patient, did not even know the patient's name, and merely conversed with treating physician on \gratuitous\ basis

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