Poll:As technology changes, so does standard of care

Not long ago I wrote in this column about the risk of “technology malpractice” — violating the duty of care by failing to use technology effectively in your practice, so you are perceived as willfully less competent than your peers. I’d like to share some examples I think indicate the standard of care to which ...

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Poll:As technology changes, so does standard of care

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