Just don't get it
 

This is so appropriate the Dr. that caused us to lose a son, received two awards his last year at Duke.

Causing someone to die, must not be that big an issue to them.:mad:



Deborah Kredich Award (Resident Teaching Award)
Each year, one resident will be selected by fellow residents and rewarded for his or her commitment to teaching peers and students.
Year
Recipient
Year
Recipient
1991
Eva Nozik, M.D.
2000
Anne Marie Valente, M.D.
1992
David Lyden, M.D.
2001
Jonathan Nedrelow, M.D.
1993
Haydar Frangoul, M.D.
2002
Martha Snyder, M.D.
1994
Stephen Combs, M.D.
2003
Raya Saab, M.D.
1995
Stephen Combs, M.D.
2004
Hemant Sharma, M.D.
1996
Patricio Frias, M.D.
2005
Todd Bell, M.D.
Karin Minter, M.D.
1997
Snehal Patel, M.D.
2006
Jimmy Lu, M.D.
1998
Christopher Gianvecchio, M.D.
2007
Rabi Hanna, M.D.
1999
Christopher Gianvecchio, M.D.

James A. Stockman III Award
Sponsored by the Board of Directors of the American Board of Pediatrics, this award is named for Dr. James Stockman, President of the American Board of Pediatrics in recognition of his contributions to pediatrics. In particular, it honors his role as an educator. It is presented each year to a resident for excellence in teaching, as selected by the faculty.
Year
Recipient
2003
Raya Saab, M.D.
2004
Hemant Sharma, M.D.
2005
S. Celeste Morley, M.D.
2006
Jane Trinh, M.D.
2007
Rabi Hanna, M.D.

I've followed your threads about this, and I couldn't really imagine a worse thing happening. It's strange how different things look once you've had kids and you understand - the concept wouldn't have meant the same thing to me 4 years ago.

Was there malpractice involved? If so, this would just really rub salt in the wound.

Yes, in some opinions.