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negligent referral

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negligent referral
Medical malpractice The referral by a health care provider of a Pt to another physician or provider for management outside of the referring physician's expertise; the referral is deemed negligent when the referring physician knew or should have known that the physician to whom the case was referred would manage the Pt in a substandard manner. See Referral.


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The exception to this principle is if by not revealing some information, you could be embroiled in a negligent referral case.
Another tactic is to diplomatically advise the previous employer that it may be held liable for negligent referral if it does not provide information about illegal activity--rape, assault, extortion--the employee might have committed.
Employers who have documented detrimental information regarding an employee's work history, but who don't share it with an inquiring potential employer, can be held liable for negligent referral by providing misleading employment history.
 
 
 
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