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· 2/16/1984

Pedroza v. Bryant

Citations

  • 677 P.2d 166
  • 101 Wash. 2d 226

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  • explaining that the doctrine of corporate negligence is “based on the proposition that a hospital owes an independent duty of care to its patients”
  • Darling first introduced doctrine of hospital’s corporate negligence founded on responsibility to supervise and review medical treatment provided by medical staff
  • adopting the 20 doctrine of corporate negligence, the court turned to the task of defining the standard of care
  • Darling first introduced doctrine of hospital's corporate negligence founded on responsibility to supervise and review medical treatment provided by medical staff
  • Darling's newly recognized \doctrine of corporate negligence reflects public's perception of modern hospital as multifaceted health care facility responsible for quality of medical care and treatment rendered\
  • Darling first introduced doctrine of hospital's corporate negligence founded on responsibility to supervise and review medical treatment provided by medical staff

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Judges: Pearson

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