Case Files 18: Rady Children’s Part 2
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Who are the hosts and what is the focus of this episode?
True Story Media. Hello, it's Andrea, and today we are sharing part two in our series on the lawsuit against Ratty Children's in San Diego. If you have not listened to part one yet, please go back and start there as you will otherwise be quite lost. This case is so complex and I am so thankful to Dr. Becks, our resident pediatric hospitalist and frequent co-host, for all of her work researching this. I am currently up to my eyeballs in my reporting for season six, which will be coming to your ears on June 19th. And just a reminder that if you are a subscriber on Apple or Patreon, you will get all eight episodes in your feed on the day it launches. You also get two bonus episodes a month of our subscriber show, Nobody Should Believe Me After Hours. with me and Dr. Becks. We talk about a lot of pop culture crossover on that show.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who are the hosts and what is the focus of this episode?
0:04–5:23
2
What is Madison Meyer's medical background and diagnosis?
5:23–11:18
3
Who is Dr. Paolo Bolognese and what are his specialties?
11:18–13:27
4
What happens when Madison returns to Rady Children’s Hospital?
13:27–15:43
5
How is covert video surveillance used in suspected medical child abuse cases?
15:43–18:06
6
What are the legal and ethical implications of covert video surveillance?
18:06–20:20
7
What is the role of child abuse pediatricians in these cases?
20:20–24:02
8
How do reports of suspected abuse affect parental rights and child safety?
24:02–51:10