Nothing in this report surprises me after watching the depos of the department chairs for chief of surgery, etc. None of them felt the need to do anything but collect a paycheck and have the job title. They all had an "I don't know, I didn't handle that, it's not my job" response.
Have you ever seen so much passing the buck? Zero communication among departments, executives and staff - we all saw it in the depos; now we have confirmation from those reports.
Yes, I really think he is the driving force behind this.
I contrary to many in some chat rooms found most of the defense nurses etc. credible and hard to believe that they are all lying about Beata. Clearly during the first days of hospital stay Beata raised the alarms in the staff for good reasons. I was amazed at one testimony of a 9-10 year old girl using that language to staff and also the mother would be outrageous. I think as life goes along Maya is a girl at high risk to follow her mother's fate. That father will not let this go as said above win or lose. She lost most of her childhood not just to pain (lets assume it is real) but to all of this legal action. I have to wonder what her relationship is with her father these days? Expert Anderson opening the door to the reports may have derailed any chance they had but still I think the judgement will not be what Jack wants.
I think that ship has sailed long ago. This latest debacle with Expert Anderson testimony and the defense not giving him the documents as well as plantiffs (who had them anyway) is going to blow up on rebuttal. I don't know the attempts at settlement up to now and what happened but at this point I think plaintiffs will prevail but not sure on the damages award..I don't think hospital can be held accountable for Beata's suicide as I think she was unstable long before they came to JH.
Beata was a real force in Maya's life and I get the impression from testimony that Jack her husband did not agree with much of what she was promoting but she seemed to be the stronger of the two. Getting Maya off that Ketamine was the major accomplishment of the hospital. I can only hope she is still off of that drug. The Mexico trip was just a nightmare. A mother than is an RN making these decisions....I can understand how family services were called in. The Beata factor cannot be underestimated in this case and I don't think the hospital is to blame for her suicide. I hope Maya can get away from the father and going to college may be the best thing to happen to her but she is at very high risk for mental issues as life moves along. Appealing anything about this case of keeping it going will not benefit her in any way. At this point I don't trust Jack...he seems obsessed with the legal actions and it is and has been his entire focus years.
I don’t believe they did due to it being considered too prejudicial to the case. I believe there were 52 stipulations in the case including elements that could not be discussed. I don’t have a source, and could be wrong, but that’s my general understanding.
You're aware that ketamine is an approved treatment for pain, as well as depression...? For some people with treatment-resistant depression, it can be life saving. It's also used for CRPS and other chronic pain, particularly nerve pain. Here's a 2019 review of its effectiveness.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
