ethics - hmmm

Posted: Feb 10th, 2016 - 8:13 am In Reply to: ethical question - whatwouldyoudo

I think the first thing would be to follow your "chain of command" and let them know what you found out. Assuming somebody slipped without realizing, they should have opportunity to resolve it. If that doesn't work and/or you get slapped down, perhaps notifying the hospital/clinic would be a step to consider.

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