When practicing medical professionals receive a letter from the Oregon Medical Board detailing an investigation … Show More into them, it tends to cause anxiety, and it’s understandable. These letters are notably sparse. They won’t reveal the complainant, and they’ll only briefly refer to the allegations. It’s tempting to write a well-written, strongly worded and polished letter to the Board. But, that isn’t the smartest thing to do. Here’s why.Cooperation is key here. Challenging an investigation while it plays out will not earn any favors. Frustration is understandable though. It’s easy to feel helpless knowing that an investigator is interviewing witnesses and gathering …Read More »
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