California Jury Instructions
05 Medical Negligence
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Last updated: 9/24/2020
516. Duty of Hospital to Screen Medical Staff
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516. Duty of Hospital to Screen Medical Staff Instruction No 1 Request by Plaintiff Request by Defendant Requested by Given as Proposed Given as Modified Given on Court?s Motion Refused Withdrawn Judge Instruction No 1 A hospital is negligent if it does not use reasonable care to select and periodically evaluate its medical staff so that its patients are provided adequate medical care. New September 2003
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