03/26/2010

Dallas Morning News Looking for Parkland Patients Operated on by UT Southwestern Residents

This story alleging unsupervised residents--trainees, after all--apparently first broken by the blog UT Southwestern and Parkland Hospital Stories and picked up by the Dallas Morning News, is gathering steam. DMN reporters are scouring their readership, looking for some of the 12 patients whose cases were part of the sample inspected by regulators.  The article, excerpted below, is a short one, but the comments make for entertaining reading.

DMN INVESTIGATES Blog | The Dallas Morning News
Are you one of the 12 patients who were part of the government's sampling of cases during its inspection? If you are, we'd like to talk to you.

You can contact me directly at rdunklin@dallasnews.com or by phone at 214-977-8922.


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