carving out medicine as a little consumerist niche defense to creeping fascism hurts the practice of medicine and does nothing to forestall the broader social collapse.
If he's not on staff at that hospital he can't issue an order; it would have been advice or a recommendation after consultation with the staff. Medication and treatment orders come from staff.
There are other issues regarding scope of practice that are unmentioned in the article. Any issues of this type would be appropriately handled by Ohio's Board of Medical Examiners.
Yes, it would be a different story if the normal treatment in his condition is a ventilator and the family wanted to forego the ventilator and try the horse medicine. But where you have tried all the things one tries and the next step is the guy is probably going to die, it's not the same thing as trying the stupid thing instead of the normal thing. I think most doctors are hesitant to prescribe it off label even in the amounts used for humans because it doesn't seem to work. And I think there are lots of borderline quacks pushing it because it's the latest wingnut fad. And I don't think a judge would make the hospital fill the prescription if the quack wanted him to take 10 times the normal dosage. I don't think there are many judges who would make the hospital inject the horse cream,......
Adrenochrome.
carving out medicine as a little consumerist niche defense to creeping fascism hurts the practice of medicine and does nothing to forestall the broader social collapse.
If he's not on staff at that hospital he can't issue an order; it would have been advice or a recommendation after consultation with the staff. Medication and treatment orders come from staff.
There are other issues regarding scope of practice that are unmentioned in the article. Any issues of this type would be appropriately handled by Ohio's Board of Medical Examiners.
And weasels.
Without her makeup… what is she really?
Shotgun
What about my horse's freedumbs to not be photographed, recorded and tracked by the store?
lol
I think they're struggling to clear up all those rumors around Major that the RubePublicans keep trying to spread
I personally think he nipped those "guards" because he was sniffing out the Trump-sympathetic who were potential assassination threats.
#IStandWithMajor
I know, right? FFS. Major nipping people is not the same as biting. And he's still in teenager phase.
Major was sussing out threats
And weasel dicks
Doocy out, add the cat and the average IQ in the room goes up 20 point.
The problem of course is that of a quack is prescribing something that could actually cause harm, then it raises ethical, legal & liability issues
Much like when hydroxychloroquine was all the rage, and it actually increased the death rate of CV19 patients
From my understanding, there is not enough know about Ivermectin to be able to safely prescribe it for CV19
Wonkette really should have an "I stand with Major" shirt in their shop
LOL - I think this is an excellent idea:D
Yes, it would be a different story if the normal treatment in his condition is a ventilator and the family wanted to forego the ventilator and try the horse medicine. But where you have tried all the things one tries and the next step is the guy is probably going to die, it's not the same thing as trying the stupid thing instead of the normal thing. I think most doctors are hesitant to prescribe it off label even in the amounts used for humans because it doesn't seem to work. And I think there are lots of borderline quacks pushing it because it's the latest wingnut fad. And I don't think a judge would make the hospital fill the prescription if the quack wanted him to take 10 times the normal dosage. I don't think there are many judges who would make the hospital inject the horse cream,......