Division of Administrative Hearings, Florida
Filed: Jan. 21, 1997
Whether, as alleged in the administrative complaints, disciplinary action should be taken against Respondent's license to practice as a physician, based on separate violations of the following statutes for each patient as indicated below: DOAH Case No. 97-0337 Patient Statute T. D. 458.331(1)(g), 458.331(1)(t) F. R.-1 458.331(1)(g), 458.331(1)(m), 458.331(1)(t) S. M. 458.331(1)(g), 458.331(1)(t) F. R.-2 458.331(1)(g), 458.331(1)(m), 458.331(1)(t) T. M. 458.331(1)(g), 458.331(1)(t), 766.411 L. F. 458.329, 458.331(1)(j), 458.331(1)(m), 458.331(1)(t), 458.331)1)(x) C. G. 458.331(1)(k), 458.331(12)(m), 458.331(1)(n), 458.331(1)(t) DOAH Case No. 97-0338 J. S. 458.331(1)(m), 458.331(1)(q), 458.331(1)(t).Respondent guilty of malpractice in delivery of infant; failure to appropriately diagnose patient's condition, four counts; failure to maintain medical records, four counts; not guilty on eight counts, including sexual misconduct.
