· 12/9/1997
Whiteside v. Lukson
Citations
- 947 P.2d 1263
- 89 Wash. App. 109
How courts have described this case
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- holding that physician does not have duty to disclose to patient information about physician’s experience in performing proposed procedure in order to obtain patient’s informed consent
- holding that a surgeon’s lack of experience in performing a particular surgical procedure is not a material fact for purposes of finding liability predicated on failure to secure an informed consent
- holding that a surgeon's lack of experience in performing a particular surgical procedure is not a material fact for purposes of finding liability predicated on failure to secure an informed consent
- holding that physician does not have duty to disclose to patient information about physician's expe- rience in performing proposed procedure in order to obtain patient's informed consent
- observing that a doctrine of this breadth would sweep to include “the physician’s own health, financial situation, [and] even medical school grades”
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Judges: Brown
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