Koumadin

— EDIT ——this link is now outdated . see post below from u/bizzygreenthumb

how many PAs/NPs/MDs are at your station and are surgical capabilities available?

what kind of imaging modalities do you have?

do you have just point of care labs or the ability to perform other labs?

what if someone needs a blood transfusion?

thats all i can think of for now. thanks for the AMA!

great and fair question!!

• am MD

Are you familiar with the case of Christopher Duntsch the spine surgeon in Texas?

This is still being debated whether he intentionally maimed and killed (he had witnesses - he really didn’t try to cover it up) vs gross incompetence (with no insight into his lack of skill)

Any thoughts about this case?

https://www.texasobserver.org/anatomy-tragedy/

trust me. theres a crap load of vit D deficiency in sunny arizona