Law Faculty Scholarship
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2021
Abstract
The authors surveyed hospitals across the country on their policies regarding overlapping surgery, and found large variation between hospitals in how this practice is regulated. Specifically, institutions chose to define “critical portions” in a variety of ways, ultimately affecting not only surgical efficiency but also the autonomy of surgical trainees and patient experiences at these different hospitals.
Recommended Citation
A Survey of Overlapping Surgery Policies at U.S. Hospitals, 49 J. L. Med. Ethics 1: 64-73 (2021) (with Margaret Mitchell, Ellen Clayton, & Alexander Langerman)
