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It is ZDoug M D A.K.A. Dr. Zubinamanya.

I'm live at a Z-Office.

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Here's a situation.

You are flying on a plane coming back from Hawaii.

Or a doctor or a nurse practitioner or a PA or a nurse.

And that overhead announcement that you dread just happened.

Ladies and gentlemen, is there a doctor or medical personnel on board who can come to the

front, please?

Filled with panic.

Immediately, you have to decide, are you the person to step forward during this medical

emergency?

I'm going to give a case that's in the news recently that we can talk about.

And the first question that many people have is, first of all, are you legally obligated

as a physician, as a medical professional to step forward if nobody else does?

It turns out you are not.

So there's no legal obligation to help on a plane.

There is, however, an ethical obligation.

So with the code of conduct for physicians and healthcare professionals, you are ethically

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