1.Haemorrhage is a indication of bleeding from an internal organ which needs immediate attention and care otherwise it can make the patient to land up in critical situation.Here Robert is responsible for John's condition in the following way
2.HMO has an option to provide its patient with physician service.Here the clinic has the responsibility to provide its HMO member with a physician
3.As a healthcare consumer it is his responsibility to tell his OTC drug to a Heakth care professionals, should have basic knowledge about the drug and its side effects,could have asked for why the bleeding occured and how to prevent it
4.The pharmaceutical company holds responsibility in the manufacturing in the following way
Case Study: John, a 34-year old father of two children, is a member of an HMO...
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