Word: winig
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Unfortunately, the issue that both sides have focused on is easily the most abstruse. The women's initial complaint last April charged that D. Paul I Winig '62 had performed proportionally far too many Caesarian sections. The same letter cited a less quantifiable "consistent pattern" of complaints and discomfort about his practice generally...
...women's committee has responded in kind, challenging his analysis with an expert of their own choosing, and drawing competing information from nearby Beth Israel Hospital Neither group has managed to give much attention to the other matters mentioned in the complaint, so the question of Winig's overall competence remains untouched. As the committee has predicted, Waeker and his Brigham and Women's counterparts attribute such complaints to personality conflicts...
Nevertheless, committee members have said that they wits continue pursuing the complaint. They cites second complaint filed this fall against Winig, charging inadequate treatment leading to health problems, as evidence that a problem still exists...
Wacker said yesterday that he had asked to meet with the Joint Committee along with Dr. Maureen M. Lynch, a UHS affiliated pediatrician who cares for some of the babies delivered by Winig...
...thought we should bring them [the committee] up to date on where we stood--that by statistics and peer review, Dr. Winig does not do too many Cesareans," Wacker said yesterday. "As far as I'm concerned, the substantive issues are settled," he added...