Dr. Bex

that they are actually doing it because they are choosing the procedure and that they aren't, you know, there isn't some other, you know, motive of the physician or of the person signing the consent that they're doing this voluntarily, you know, without any other motive than they understand the procedure and that's what they want.

that they are actually doing it because they are choosing the procedure and that they aren't, you know, there isn't some other, you know, motive of the physician or of the person signing the consent that they're doing this voluntarily, you know, without any other motive than they understand the procedure and that's what they want.

that they are actually doing it because they are choosing the procedure and that they aren't, you know, there isn't some other, you know, motive of the physician or of the person signing the consent that they're doing this voluntarily, you know, without any other motive than they understand the procedure and that's what they want.

And I think in pediatrics, this still gets me a little bit in the terms of the child is not consenting, the parent is consenting, which is, yes, that's how we work in this country. That is who signs for things. But just keep in mind that the people receiving consent in some of these cases was not even the patient themselves.

And I think in pediatrics, this still gets me a little bit in the terms of the child is not consenting, the parent is consenting, which is, yes, that's how we work in this country. That is who signs for things. But just keep in mind that the people receiving consent in some of these cases was not even the patient themselves.

And I think in pediatrics, this still gets me a little bit in the terms of the child is not consenting, the parent is consenting, which is, yes, that's how we work in this country. That is who signs for things. But just keep in mind that the people receiving consent in some of these cases was not even the patient themselves.

It's along the terms of ketamine, where it's FDA approved in very specific situations, but not in all situations. And what it sounds like, at least from my reading, is that they were using it, what we call off-label, but they were not being informed necessarily that, yes, the FDA does approve it for certain things, but not for this specific consideration is what it sounds like.

It's along the terms of ketamine, where it's FDA approved in very specific situations, but not in all situations. And what it sounds like, at least from my reading, is that they were using it, what we call off-label, but they were not being informed necessarily that, yes, the FDA does approve it for certain things, but not for this specific consideration is what it sounds like.

It's along the terms of ketamine, where it's FDA approved in very specific situations, but not in all situations. And what it sounds like, at least from my reading, is that they were using it, what we call off-label, but they were not being informed necessarily that, yes, the FDA does approve it for certain things, but not for this specific consideration is what it sounds like.

And it's become everything they're doing. Like their whole life. This is everything. It's not one of the things they do.

And it's become everything they're doing. Like their whole life. This is everything. It's not one of the things they do.

And it's become everything they're doing. Like their whole life. This is everything. It's not one of the things they do.

And I think that's what I try to explain to people that's so hard is a niche practice where this is all they do. A doctor who did all of their research on one genetic condition, it's named after them. There's one, like that's everything. To be fair, I say this all the time that I want to keep a bit of a...

And I think that's what I try to explain to people that's so hard is a niche practice where this is all they do. A doctor who did all of their research on one genetic condition, it's named after them. There's one, like that's everything. To be fair, I say this all the time that I want to keep a bit of a...

And I think that's what I try to explain to people that's so hard is a niche practice where this is all they do. A doctor who did all of their research on one genetic condition, it's named after them. There's one, like that's everything. To be fair, I say this all the time that I want to keep a bit of a...

I need like a sounding board for cases of Munchausen by proxy abuse because of course I do all my research. It's everything I do. So I love that I have residents and teammates and other people that do other things and they can have their own opinions and ideas. And this idea of a multidisciplinary approach I think is so important because once you get so niche,

I need like a sounding board for cases of Munchausen by proxy abuse because of course I do all my research. It's everything I do. So I love that I have residents and teammates and other people that do other things and they can have their own opinions and ideas. And this idea of a multidisciplinary approach I think is so important because once you get so niche,

I need like a sounding board for cases of Munchausen by proxy abuse because of course I do all my research. It's everything I do. So I love that I have residents and teammates and other people that do other things and they can have their own opinions and ideas. And this idea of a multidisciplinary approach I think is so important because once you get so niche,

It's a little bit hard to see what is it, the forest for the trees or whatever that, you know, you assume if someone's there, there's already certain things that line up and then you're doing your whatever review and then doing your testing. But again, all of that can be clouded by them being there kind of in the first place, if that makes sense.

It's a little bit hard to see what is it, the forest for the trees or whatever that, you know, you assume if someone's there, there's already certain things that line up and then you're doing your whatever review and then doing your testing. But again, all of that can be clouded by them being there kind of in the first place, if that makes sense.