Individual Case Report

Posted below is the case. Need a presentation completed. Attached below is a link to the paper on the case as well. 

Should include Plaintiff vs Defendant, Case facts, Holding (who the court held responsible, who was negligent/ implicated, acts involved in the case legal and ethical), Reason (Why the court ruled, who was accountable, who is charged, what was committed), References in APA format

Organization of Information
(Clear introduction, content, and conclusion)     15
Comprehension
(Demonstrated an understanding of the material, ability to answer
questions from classmates and from Professor)    20
Analytical/Critical Thinking   
(Demonstrated ability to think analytically and critically, take  15
information from different sources, and create something new)
Time Management Skills
(Demonstrated time management skills by delivering a clear, concise 20
presentation in 5-10 minutes)

On July 12. Jill had severe pain in the left side of her head while Ill work. She was not speaking coherently and eventually lost consciousness for a few moments. She was taken to her
physician’s office by a coworker. Jill’s physician ordered ‘CI some tests at the hospital’s
outpatient imaging center to rule out a transient ischemic attack (TIA!. A medical assistant at the
imaging center explained to Jill that her tests could not be scheduled until July 14.
Dan drove his wife Jill to her appointment. They arrived early on July 14 for her imaging
test. On their arrival at the imaging center. Dan dropped Jill off at the front entrance while he
searched for a parking space. Meanwhile Jill went into the center and handed her prescription
to Carol, a medical assistant al the front desk. Carol said to Jill, “I am sorry, but we cannot
perform your test. Your doctor faxed u’ on unsigned and undated order sheet. It is confusing as to what imaging studies he want’. He checked a box on the physician·s order ‘heel
indicating that he wanted a CT scan of the head. In 11ddition. then: was a handwritten note
on the fom1 indicating that your physician wants an MRI to rule out a TIA. We are not sure if
he wants one or both tests. You will have to get clarification from the physician as to exactly
what procedure he wants.· Dan. after having parking his wife’s car arrived at the front desk
and saw his wife somewhat distressed. Carol explained the problem to Dan. He asked Carol,
“Could you please contact the physician and ask him to clarify and fox back lo the center what
Test  he wants?” Carol replied. ·we are very busy: however. You can use our phone and ask the physician to clarify his order and have him fa.x u’ a new order.· Jill interrupted. appearing
somewhat agitated. and asked. “What is your fax number?” Carol (pointing to a wall) replied.
“It is posted there on the wall by the phone. You can use that phone.” Carol suggested to Jill
that she complete the patient intake paperwork while Dan contacted Jill’s physician. Dan was
able to get a new faxed order. As the) waited for Jill to be called for her test’. with her eyes
tearing up, she turned to Dan and said. “This is how my last 6 years of life have been. fighting
this horrendous disease. What would I do without you?