Schroeder v. Northwest Community Hospital

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• reversing summary judgment when the decedent had signed similar forms on two prior admissions to the hospital, but his wife signed the form on his last admission, which resulted in the alleged negligent acts
• reversing summary judgment when the decedent had signed similar forms on two prior admissions to the hospital, but his wife signed the form on his last admission, which resulted in the alleged negligent acts
• finding issue of fact as to “whether decedent was confused or misled by the disclosure forms” where plaintiff argued that consent form “did not state in a clear fashion that the doctors who would be caring for decedent were not hospital employees or agents”
• finding issue of fact as to \whether decedent was confused or misled by the disclosure forms\ where plaintiff argued that consent form \did not state in a clear fashion that the doctors who would be caring for decedent were not hospital employees or agents\

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